Crystal Load Report Failed error

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Sheldon

Hello -

I am having an awful time trying to get reports in my windows application to
display. I am getting a "Load Report Failed" error. I do not get this error
when I run the application on my developer machine. I get it when I try to
install it on a client machine.

I am running Visual Studio 2008.

I looked on the internet and tried to research the message (there are some
46,000 found in the search!), but many of the posts have to do with web stuff
and this is a windows application.

Has anyone out there had any experience with this in a windows app and if
so, where do I start to try to fix it? Naturally, this is a rush project . .
..

Any help will be most graciously appreciated!
 
Sheldon,
I'm having the same problem. I want the reports to be embedded in the application so that I do not need to specify a path as not all clients will have access to the same server. Have you found a solution?

BaseReportDocument reportDocument = new BaseReportDocument();

//reportDocument.FileName = "D:\\Dev\\CustomerService\\Reports\\" + reportForm;

reportDocument.FileName = reportForm;
reportDocument.SetDatabaseLogon(GetConnectionString());
reportDocument.SummaryInfo.ReportTitle = reportTitle;

CRV.ReportSource = reportDocument;
}
}

Dave
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Sheldo wrote:

Crystal Load Report Failed error
24-Sep-08

Hello

I am having an awful time trying to get reports in my windows application to
display. I am getting a "Load Report Failed" error. I do not get this error
when I run the application on my developer machine. I get it when I try to
install it on a client machine

I am running Visual Studio 2008

I looked on the internet and tried to research the message (there are some
46,000 found in the search!), but many of the posts have to do with web stuff
and this is a windows application

Has anyone out there had any experience with this in a windows app and if
so, where do I start to try to fix it? Naturally, this is a rush project . .
 
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