I am having problems using Crystal Reports to report on the RT (Request
Tracker) database which is a MySQL Database.
I am using Crystal Reports 8.0.1.0
RT Version 1.0.6
MySQL ODBC Driver 3.51
MySQL 3.23.54
We have some reports which have been running for some time on a machine
using a User DSN under Windows 2000.
I now want to run them on my machine (Windows XP) but I get an error
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I have tried using both User and File DSNs but always get the same result. I
have tried on Windows 2000 laptop similar to the one it used to be run on
with the same result. I have also tried it on a Windows NT machine. Always I
get the same result.
Another colleagues working on the same NT machine with an identical User DSN
can get it to run. He can even run it using a file DSN.
He has tried on my machine but it gives the same error message.
I have looked at the SQL Code after it fails for me and when it works and it
is different. The good code is
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The bad code is
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I also enclose a copy of the report in case that helps.
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Is there a place on the web to see the ETA on new production releases?
am 11.07.2003 22:48:06 von Adam Pedersen
That pretty much says it all. I'm waiting for 4.0.14
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Re: SQL Problem
am 12.07.2003 02:21:37 von Venu
On Fri, 2003-07-11 at 04:23, Henry Jones wrote:
Hi !!
> I am having problems using Crystal Reports to report on the RT (Request
> Tracker) database which is a MySQL Database.
>
> I am using Crystal Reports 8.0.1.0
> RT Version 1.0.6
> MySQL ODBC Driver 3.51
> MySQL 3.23.54
>
Looks like the error image is filtered by the list, so couldn't help
you.
The best way is to file a bug report in bugs.mysql.com with related
attachments, so that we can comment further.
Also provide the following information:
MDAC version on working and non-working systems.
Thanks
> We have some reports which have been running for some time on a machine
> using a User DSN under Windows 2000.
> I now want to run them on my machine (Windows XP) but I get an error
> <>
> I have tried using both User and File DSNs but always get the same result. I
> have tried on Windows 2000 laptop similar to the one it used to be run on
> with the same result. I have also tried it on a Windows NT machine. Always I
> get the same result.
>
> Another colleagues working on the same NT machine with an identical User DSN
> can get it to run. He can even run it using a file DSN.
> He has tried on my machine but it gives the same error message.
>
> I have looked at the SQL Code after it fails for me and when it works and it
> is different. The good code is
> <>
> The bad code is
> <>
> I also enclose a copy of the report in case that helps.
> <
Re: Is there a place on the web to see the ETA on new production releases?
am 12.07.2003 09:43:30 von Sergei Golubchik
Hi!
On Jul 11, Adam Pedersen wrote:
> That pretty much says it all. I'm waiting for 4.0.14
No.
and -
It's being built right now.
Probles with some platforms (like AIX and HPUX) may delay release a bit,
but it should be out next week. Unless there will be a critical bug
found, of course.