on 04-02-2019 9:32 AM
I have a crystal report pulling data from a SQL database.
The report has parameters of date, which the user can click the calendar button to enter the date. However, when they do so, this is now showing:
"an error has occurred in the script on this page"
Line 80
Char 1
ERROR "Could not complete the operation due to error 8150002e"
Code 0
URL "file:///C:/users/{USERNAME}/AppData/Local?temp?prompting1.html"
They can run the report by typing in the date manually, so it isn't an issue with the report itself.
I have tried replacing their "Prompting" folder with my own (which works) but this hasn't solved the issue.
I haven't been able to find the same error code on this site. Does anyone have an idea what this error is please?
Sounds like a permission issue, try running Fiddler and see what's failing when the prompt is clicked.
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Thank you for your suggestions.
This is on a client's pc, so unable to install other software.
They said the issue has only occurred since they had Google Chrome installed, but their default web browser is still set to IE. I have checked their internet security settings for "Disable Script debugging" to be ticked, but this hasn't fixed the issue.
You mention a permissions issue, could it be permissions to the Appdata folder? Or do you mean somewhere else?
Looks like Chrome changed some basic feature.
Uninstall Chrome and see if it fixes it.
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I cannot alter their software and they require Chrome for other business use.
I have Chrome on my PC and this runs fine for me, as it does for their colleagues, so I wouldn't have though Chrome is the issue.
Weirdly, I had this exact error message on my own PC the other day, but it went away on it's own before I could diagnose it.
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