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Normal users can print this data in pdf format and Crystal reports (version. We have an Ajax HTML Editor which is used by admin of our application to input some formatted text. Please help me with the correct run time version of the reports that will have the refence to the above said DLL's. Operating system and could not locate the DLL's CrystalReports.Engine and CrystalDecisions.SharedDLL's CrystalReports.Engine and CrystalDecisions.Shared.

I have installed both the versions of this on Windows 7 64-bit I got an email from SAP representative with a link to full developer version and runtime version of the Crystal reports - CRforVS_redist_install_32bit_13_0_12.zip and CRforVS_redist_install_64bit_13_0_12.zip. Net Framework to 4.0 targeting to Windows 64-bit operating system (Windows Server 2008 R2). We are planning to upgrade the Crystal reports to CR 2013 and. The Windows application that generates the reports various reports has reference to DLL's CrystalReports.Engine and CrystalDecisions.Shared. The crystal reports were created using the developer version CR XI R2 and these reports will get generated for different parameters in using windows application in. Net framework version 3.5 with the Crystal Reports XI R2 version which is already deprecated version. Optional prompt: False, and will not let me change it.ĭoes anyone have any suggestions as to why SP13 should suddenly start prompting users for parameters, when everything was working (barring SP12) up until then?Īt present, we are using.

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Name: Type: Number List of Values: Static I have checked the definitions for the parameters and the following is typical - this parameter example was created by connecting to a Stored procedure in SQL Server. Same results - the user still gets prompted, regardless which of these two methods gets used. I have also tried using the generated parameter values that come with the underlying report VB to set the ' old method Rpt.SetParameterValue('parametername',parametervalue.Nothing) Rpt.SetParameterValue('parametername',parametervalue.Value) I have tried checking to make sure that the values are being passed as discrete values, as in some cases passing a nullable value does not work, e.g. These are reports that have already had the value set using the SetParameterValue('parametername',value) before being assigned to the Report Viewer. Oddly enough some reports have started prompting for values while others do not, and there seems to be no difference in the parameter definitions. We recently upgraded to Crystal Reports 2010 to SP13, and reports that have been running for years are now prompting the users to enter report values.

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