on 10-31-2014 6:04 PM
I have a software developed with micrsoft visual studio 2010, mysql and Crystal Reprot for vs2010 (13.0.10). When I run the application on Windows Server 2012 R2 (64Bits), generates an error: Can not load the database. The data I have them in a dataset but not displayed. Reportviewer opens the vacuum. Now install the merge modules and XML driver, the machine vistual java, I tried everything, but nothing works. Not to do. I appreciate the help if someone already happened by this problem.
Hi Filino
Not sure what you mean by: Reportviewer opens the vacuum.
Also:
What is the exact error message?
Is this happening on your development computer or after you deploy the app?
Is the app 32 or 64 bit?
Web or Win app?
Have you seen this KBA?
And this wiki:
Troubleshooting Issues with VS .NET Datasets and Crystal Reports - Business Intelligence
- Ludek
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Hi Ludek, thanks for answering. I answer your questions.
1. The Reportviewer open a empty page. No display data.
2. Is this happening after deploy my app?
3. Windows Server is 64 Bits. But my app and CrystalReport is 32 bits.
4. Is a windows form app.
5. The dataset object is created in runtime; is then passed to the report through the property SetDataSource.
6. DotNet Framework 4.0
Dim MiReporte As New ReportDocument
MiReporte.Load("c:\Core Manager\Reportes\ingrupos.rpt")
MiReporte.SetDataSource(dtsConsulta)
With (CrystalReportViewer1)
.ReportSource = MiReporte
.Show()
End With
I look the links you send me, but it's all right.
Thanks.
-Filino López
Get rid of the .Show. Not needed.
Download the sample apps "vbnet_win_adodotnet" and "vbnet_win_simplepreviewreport" from Crystal Reports for .NET SDK Samples - Business Intelligence (BusinessObjects) - SCN Wiki
See how they work.
- Ludek
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