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Failed to load database information DLL crdb_p2smapi.dll could not be loade

Posted on Oct 05, 2010 at 12:28 PM 18 Views

Hello,

Iam using Crystaldelivery to view mij crystal reports.

I have made a report to read in my outlook agenda.

The design of the report is made in Crystal report XI release 2.

First when we open the viewer you can select the parameters and then comes the error message.

Now when i want to view the report in Crystaldelivery or any other crystal viewer (i tried with more viewers) i get the message:

Failed to load database information.

Details: The database DLL crdb_p2smapi.dll could not be loaded.

Error in file: PATH TO THE TEMP FILE.rpt:

Failed to load database information.

Can somebody help me with this?

What makes this error to come up and how can we get the message away and we can view the report.

thx

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  • author's profile photo Don Williams
    Don Williams
    Posted on Oct 05, 2010 at 04:26 PM
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    Hello,

    It's not completely clear what you are doing.

    You can create the report but when you try to view the report in some Crystal viewer it doesn't work?

    What happens if you try to preview the report in CR Designer does that work?

    Thank you

    Don

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