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I just spent two horrible days getting a Windows 2003 server to run our .net 2008 asp Crystal report. It was all because of the unknown.rpt error. The final answer was to give the NETWORK SERVICE account full control to the C:\ and then remove that permission.

If you are using the bundled version of CR, the assembly should be of version 10.5.3700. If that is the case, the runtime should be installed to c:\program files\business objects\common\2.8\bin. Look into this directory to see if the ufmanager.dll is there. If not; how was the CR runtime installed? What files did you use to install?

I'm sorry I wasn't clear. My version is correct and they are in c:\program files\business objects\common\2.8\bin. I was just answering that the registry keys are correct for the version I am using. I used the latest runtime.msi on the sap downloads page referenced by you in the pdf about the unknown.rpt. I feel like I know you after going through that pdf 2 dozen times. The ufmanager.dll is there.

I just went through the forum at sysinternals and they say that processmon cannot be run on a virtual dedicated server like I am using by godaddy. I didn't mention that this was a virtual server, I hope that didn't matter.

Giving Network_Service full control on the Root is a bit extreme, so as a good permissions test for loading the UFL, try running IIS under the Local System account rather than Network Service. If itu2019s a registry permissions issue, this should get past it.

I actually have the IIS_WPG on the temp folder with full control now. But, the first time I did that, it didn't help. The only time thing that helped was to give the network service, but then I was able to remove the network service permission and it still worked. This behavior was documented by someone online. Here's the link:

In the meantime, I bought a single case support and the guy was just on with me for an hour and did create a simple report project and ran it from the server and got the same error. He has now gone to figure it out. I referred him to what's going on here as well. I have this suspicion that it has something to do with the virtual server software, but I don't know how to prove it. There is one documented case of this at:

I just figured it out. I gave IIS_WPG permission to the c:\program files\business objects\common\2.8\bin folder and it worked. If you want to have some fun figuring this out, it continued to work after I removed the IIS_WPG permission, just like the NETWORK SERVICE permission took care of the unknown.rpt issue even after it was removed. What's really crazy is that the NETWORK SERVICE one didn't take care of this current issue even when it was present in the permissions list.

As much as I don't want to admit it, it is starting to sound like an issue related to virtual server. I'm not sure why it would work for a while and then you have to fool around with permissions again. I'll ask a couple of other people to have look and see if they have any ideas.

"Sounds exactly like a permissions issue. He adds full control to IIS_wpg, it loads the runtime, he then removes full control and it keeps working. A few hours later, IIS runs the garbage collector, unloads the dll and it stops working again. "

Dear i want to help i'm using godaddy Deluxe Web Hosting Windows hosting plan and VS 2008 and XP Pro and .Net 3.5 framework i want to use crystal report in my asp.net website but i have seen this error.

Unfortunately, that is not up to us. On a server you have control over, you simply double click on the msi and that is it (with possibly a minor and well documented modification to the viewer folders). As godaddy is beyond your control, you have to as godaddy to do the install for you. If they won/t do that for you, they are not the provider for you.

To manually register the Document Manager run regsvr32 utility and pass the path to swdocumentmanager.dll (usually installed to C:\Program Files\Common Files\SOLIDWORKS Shared\swdocumentmgr.dll with Document Manager SDK).

Add the reference to swdocumentmgr.dll. The dll can be usually found at C:\Program Files\Common Files\SOLIDWORKS Shared. Document manager license key might be too long so VBA editor will not be able to compile the macro. Refer the Too Long VBA Macro Line troubleshooting article for the solution of this issue.

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