informe en crystal report error " Physical database not found"
Egoi
30 de Mayo del 2003
Al instalar la aplicación en otro pc el programa funciona correctamente pero al intentar cargar el informe creado con el diseñador ActiveX crystal report 8.5 de visual basic, me da el siguiente error "Physical database not found".
carlos
30 de Mayo del 2003
bueno te paso una ayuda que encontre y me funciono, espero te sirva
StevenK (Programmer) Mar 21, 2003
I'm pretty sure that I've seen the 'Physical Database Not Found' message along the way within development cycles.
The problem was either down to the client machine not having the required access to the database tables being accessed by the report(s) or by the fact that the database tables as used in the report were not being given enough logon information to access the data.
1. Ensure that the client machine can see the database table(s) as used within the report (and any subreports contained therein)
2. Ensure that the client machine has the required database access dll's on it that are required to access the database (i.e. p2ssql.dll, p2sodbc.dll for example if using SQL Server / ODBC).
3. Ensure that you are passing enough information to the database tables (location and login information) as used within the report (and contained subreports).
StevenK (Programmer) Mar 21, 2003
I'm pretty sure that I've seen the 'Physical Database Not Found' message along the way within development cycles.
The problem was either down to the client machine not having the required access to the database tables being accessed by the report(s) or by the fact that the database tables as used in the report were not being given enough logon information to access the data.
1. Ensure that the client machine can see the database table(s) as used within the report (and any subreports contained therein)
2. Ensure that the client machine has the required database access dll's on it that are required to access the database (i.e. p2ssql.dll, p2sodbc.dll for example if using SQL Server / ODBC).
3. Ensure that you are passing enough information to the database tables (location and login information) as used within the report (and contained subreports).