on 02-03-2017 8:06 PM
I have multiple machines running Crystal Reports 2013. I also have many report definition (.rpt files) on a server. All but one machine operate fine, but I'm having a strange issue with the other. For every report that I open on this machine, there appears a mysterious data connection, which is named exactly identical to the name of the "original" connection, except it is followed by "_1" (ie: abc vs. abc_1) Also, every time I attempt to refresh a report, Crystal just completely shuts down. I cannot delete this connection, as it tells me there is something on the report which is utilizing this connection, though I can find no such report element, and all of my report definitions work on every other machine without issue. Can anyone give me pointers on what's going on here?
Same has occurred for me when I create two different conection types to a data source. In my example a previous report developer used an OLEDB connection to our UAT server. However, that did not support the use of commands so I had tp create an Oracle Native connection this is stored as UAT_1.
Click on each connection and select properties you will probably find they are different connection types.
Ian
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