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Edilma Howard
First, let me say, we are a long time Sage user. Started with Mas90 back in the mid 90's. I'm really tired of the way Sage has handled their accounts. This newest issue is so annoying. Each year end we run vendor labels for files. I just find the custom report I made years ago using Crystal Report Designer. I usually double click on it, it opens up designer, and I just refresh to this years data, and we're done. This year, nothing happens. The association from .rpt files to CR is gone. So I call SAGE, and their phone system basically says "Hi, we're too big for our britches and are too busy. Use online chat or the sage city forums..... Goodbye" Ok it didn't say that word for word, but that's what I interpreted. So I get on Chat, and the guy says "looks like you don't have CR as part of your bundle". Well, we have had Crystal Reports as part of our bundle for the last 20 years! But I guess this is now something different, that you have to buy CR just like now Payroll is something we have to buy different?
Is this different than the folder \Crystal Reports 2011 for sage\ ? The chat support person was having me run the setup.exe under that folder, but when I click on it, nothing happens at all. Tried as administrator, lowered my UAC to 0. Nothing. That's when they said "Oh, looks like it's not part of your bundle". So where would I find the server install files? We use it as a stand alone program on 1 workstation.
For information on installing Crystal Reports Designer, you can read the full Knowledgebase article # 20437 on our Sage Portal for details but below is the summary of installation process for Crystal Reports Designer.
Note: Only one version of Crystal Reports should be installed on a workstation. If one version is currently installed, and another version is subsequently installed, some of the files laid down by the previous installation will be overwritten by the most recent installation (even if the most subsequent installation is of a previous version). This may cause error messages or problems when attempting to create, modify, or print Crystal forms or reports.
The Workstation Setup client installation for Sage 100 will install a runtime version of Crystal Reports that allows for print or preview of forms and reports.
We upgraded to Kinetic Cloud in November '22. We have multiple custom crystal reports that work. We had to get a READ ONLY environment, which is a copy of the LIVE database, so that we can read the data using a DSN file. Epicor sent all the connection string info and all we had to do was build the connection in Crystal Reports. It works great. But please note, this only works in the SMART client and not the URL client. And only if your users can access the location where you store the report, i.e. a server share. So remote users without a VPN are out of luck.
need to create ssis package to run crystal report(s); I want to read a sql table and return values as parameters to cyrstal reports, and then email the report. Has anyone been able to do this? Thanks in advance for your help.
But if you have the Crystal libraries installed on the machine with SSIS, I would think you could use them in a Script task to do what you want to do.. It would be like building an app in VB to do it, only SSIS would be the container and not an EXEC..
There are some third-party utilities available which allow you to run a Crystal Report from the command line. So, once you have that working, your problem reduces to building the correct command line, with parameters in place, and then executing that from within SSIS - which isn't so hard.
Thanks for all the replies...yes, I have thought about third party software to build command line; and I have not used Reporting Services at all yet. I think using vb script within ssis is what might work for me....Thanks again for all the help.
I was finally able to run a sssis package with variables passing to "Script Task" which in turns used Crystal Resources to genereate a pdf file. I had another task to email the pdf afterwards. Took some doing espically to copy the Crystal ddl files so ssis could add them as references. Also took some time to correct the login information and export options. I have some hard coded values....will have to tighten things up before production, but at least runs now on my pc....now see if I can redo this on my production box.
The first thing you have to do is copy the four crystal reports dll files into the sql server folder so they can be added in the ssis script reference; CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.dll, CrystalDecisions.ReportSource.dll, CrystalDecisions.Shared.dll, CrystalDecisions.Windows.Forms.dll into C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\SDK\Assemblies or your appropriate version folder.
A reference to 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\SDK\Assemblies\crystaldecisions.crystalreports.engine.dll" count not be added.Please make sure that the tile is accessible,and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.
I copied the four crystal reports dll files into both "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\SDK\Assemblies" and "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\SDK\Assemblies" as that is what I have. I just checked my reference and it points to the folder "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\SDK\Assemblies", try that...
'A reference to 'C\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\SDK\Assemblies\ctystaldecisions.crystalreports.engine.dll' count not be added.Please made sure that the file is accessible, and that it is a valid assembly or COM component.
I am new to this SSIS. I need to create some .rtf file using Crystal report from the SSIS package. I saw the post that you already Used the ssis package to genrate a report using Crystal report. In my workplace, I am getting a new project where I have to do this with in a very short time. Our database server is SQl 2005. COuld yopu please help me by providing an SSIS package example and steps on how to do it. I would be so grate ful to you. Thanks in advance.
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I had a similar error and it took me a while to REALLY read the error message: DATABASE VENDOR CODE: ####. Hmmmmm ... my database is SQL Server and I have an error number. I went to a page that defined the SQL Server error codes and found my code: Syntax error converting datetime from character string. I went to my stored procedure and I had params that were defined as varchar() but used to compare to a date data type. While that did in fact work if I executed the code in a query window something happens when the resultset is returned to Crystal reports. I simply change the params to datetime and my report worked. What really threw me off was the report would PREVIEW the data but when viewed through the viewer it failed so I spent hours scouring the reports. The sad thing is I made this very same mistake a couple of years ago and forgot the lesson. So the moral is it might not be the report that has the problem. Go to >> www.sql-server-helper.com/.../msg-1-500.aspx - 208 = Invalid object name '%.*ls'. Hmmmm .. not as helpful as mine but there you go.
3. It shows you how you can use the "Overridden Qualified Table Name" property for the table(s) in the Crystal Report designer to get around the issue. Alternatively (as mentioned in the link above) you can Update EACH table.
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