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    Running Crystal Report from xml file

    Hi, This takes me back a long time. I can't remember, or find the exact solution we came up with, but we did get it working in the end. The code we have is very similar to the example code I gave in my post. What I think must have been the issue is we do now remove and set to null the com handle...
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    Find first statements and Oracle

    Hi, We are converting our application to run against an Oracle database and are having some performance issues. These are largely related to 'find first' statements, and I know that using a 'for first' would speed up our application, but we are hoping to not have to rewrite huge amounts of the...
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    Crystal Reports 10 ActiveX viewer Problem

    Hi, For anyone interested I found a fix to this. I found a related knowledgebase article to the one Lee posted - P101669 - and this suggested setting the SESSION:IMMEDIATE-DISPLAY session attribute to false. It turned out that the machines that the Crystal Report didn't work on had this...
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    Crystal Reports 10 ActiveX viewer Problem

    Hi, Thanks for your reply. In terms of system configuration we are all running Windows XP service pack 2, we have the same version of OpenEdge (and service packs). The persons pc who this wasn't working on actually had a newer version of the Crystal Reports dll's, but I have just upgraded mine...
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    Crystal Reports 10 ActiveX viewer Problem

    Hi, I am running a report using Crystal Reports version X. I have the Crystal Activex Report Viewer Control X pasted into a progress OpenEdge 10.1A window. The Crystal report is running from an XML file produced from a Progress dataset. The report screen runs correctly on my pc, and on most...
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    Running Crystal Report from xml file

    I am trying to use the activex Crystal Reports Viewer (Crystal Reports version 10) to display a report in our application. To do this I am producing an xml file containing the report data (created from a dataset), saving this to disk, and then running the report using this xml file as the...
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    OpenEdge Oracle migration - Case Sensitivity

    Hi, For anyone interested we got hold of an Oracle expert who told us the following additional permissions were required in the Oracle database to allow the upper function to be used when creating indexes. To create function-based indexes the user must be granted CREATE INDEX and QUERY REWRITE...
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    OpenEdge Oracle migration - Case Sensitivity

    Hi, I am currently trying to use the OpenEdge Oracle migration tool to migrate our Progress database into Oracle version 9.2. In general the migration is working, but some of our indexes are not being migrated across. All the character fields in our Progress database are case insensitive, and...
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