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I have windows 10 Enterprise on my work computer. Last week we upgraded our Visual Studio from 2019 to 2022. We then discovered that CR for VS sp 30 is not compatible with VS 2022. I have uninstalled ALL versions of Crystal reports and have tried numerous times to install CRforVS6413SP33_0-80007712.exe
I run the install as administrator. It unpacks then right after the the language box I get an error. "You must already have Microsoft Visual c++ 2013 redistributable(x64) installed to proceed with this installation." Then the installation closes.
I already have Visual C++ installed but I have gone to the Microsoft site and downloaded another install just in case mine was messed up. I have multiple versions of Microsoft Visual C++ installed - two of which I installed yesterday. Still unable to install Crystal Reports for Visual Studio sp 33.
I finally got this to work. I uninstalled every version of Microsoft Visual C++, first by going to the Uninstall key in the registry and running uninstalls in the Run command. Then I went back to Programs and Features and uninstalled any remaining entries there. Then I installed the latest version of Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 (downloaded from MS) and was able to run the Crystal Reports for VS (SP 33) install successfully.
Hi, when I attempt to install the "SAP Crystal Reports, version for Microsoft Visual Studio" ver 13 to our DEV server, it prompts the error "You must already have Visual Studio 2010, Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio 2013, Visual Studio 2015 installed to proceed with this installation". How to solve it? It needs Visual Studio to be installed in the target machine? Thanks.
This is because you're trying to install the .exe that provides integration with VS. You need to download and install one of the runtimes that are used when deploying an application that is written with the Crystal SDK.
You get to the download link through this page: +Reports%2C+Developer+for+Visual+Studio+Downloads When you get to the download page, you want to click on one of the blue buttons to download a runtime install. Also, the version (service pack) of the runtime MUST match the version that you used in VS when developing the application. If you've installed a service pack that is earlier than SP24 (the latest), you'll need to either download and install the latest VS integration (orange button) and recompile your app or get the correct SP of the runtime following the instructions in the wiki linked to above.
Hi! Thank you for your reply. I already read that page but the information is not clear. That page says that I should install CR 13.0.21 for VS 2017, and that is what I did but that installation error appears me every time.
I am facing the same issue as mentioned in the question. I am trying to install the developer edition and I already have Visual Studio 2017 (Enterprise edition) installed. Still facing this issue.
Would appreciate any help provided in this regard.
I am having a flow where I convert some Word documents to PDF, when the Word document are being updated or created. Then it move the PDF to another location. This is all fine, but sometimes a PDF is already on the location when the flow creates a new one (step Create file 2), and then the flow fails Isn't it possible to make so that it will overwrite the existing file, if it is already there?
In looking at what you have so far and your proposed result, it looks as though you may be missing a Condition control to check if the pdf already exists in the destination. The basic logic looking something like this:
The solution to this problem is to use "Create File" instead of "Add Attachment".
This blog says you need to disable "Allow chunking" and you will be able to overwrite existing SharePoint files, but in my testing that is not necessary. You do not need to disable chunking.
All you need to do is use "Create file" and the file will be created or overwritten seamlessly without having to check if it exists and delete it first! "Add Attachment" gives an error if the file already exists, but "Create File" works whether it exists or not. "Add Attachment" is specific to attaching files to list items, but "Create File" works for any folder in SharePoint. "Lists" is a folder and each list is itself a folder and the attachments to a list is a folder and each list item is a folder.
Therefore, if you want the file to attach to a list item in a SharePoint list, the syntax for "Folder Path" in your "Create File" action is as follows:
I found out that if you use "CreateFile" to add an attachment to a SharePoint list item, you must already have some attachment there or it will fail because the "attachments" folder does not exist yet. My workaround was just to add a small placeholder image in Power Apps to every record that requires attachments.
Then I run "CreateFile" using the below code to designate the target list item as a folder:
You must have chunking disabled! On the "CreateFile" action, click settings and disable chunking.
If you don't disable chunking, then it's possible the "CreateFile" will fail to overwrite the existing file.
As long as two criteria are met, "CreateFile" for an existing file overwrites the existing file no problem:
1) - the SP list item must already have some file attached to it
It's the same thing.
List items ARE folders.
For some folder in a document library, everything I've said is still true. Just make sure the path is correct and follow my instructions, and "CreateFile" overwrites successfully.
And by the way, my rule #1 above only applies if the folder does not exist yet. So in the case of a SharePoint list item, the attachments to that list item are saved in a folder, and that folder does not exist until you add attachments to the list item, so "AddAttachments" in Power Automate works even if no files have been added yet, because that action is apparently able to create the attachments folder, but "CreateFile" does not. I have not figured out how to create the folder first, so I add a placeholder file in my canvas app before the Power Automate flow runs, then when the flow runs "CreateFile" succeeds because the folder already exists because the canvas app has already added a placeholder file.
I think in your case, all you need is for the destination folder to already exist, and then "CreateFile" should overwrite existing files successfully, assuming "chunking" is disabled in the settings for that "CreateFile".