VB Crystal Report, Crystal Reports "Load report failed"

Crystal Reports "Load report failed"

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William LaMarti #1 / 3	Crystal Reports "Load report failed" I created a project with a Crystal Report that displays fine on the development computer, a Windows XP Pro machine. I then created a setup and deployment project for it and installed it as a test on a Windows Me computer. The installation of the program went fine, and everything in the program worked except the display of the report. When you tried to display the report it gave the error message "Cannot find KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". A bit of research on Google Produced the solution listed below, which had been posted by Laurie Paulin. That put me past that error message. Now the error message I get on the client computer is "Load report failed". However, when I click OK, the report displays perfectly. A similar bit of research on this error message said the solution was: re-register the query engine DLL (regsvr32 "C:\program files\common files\Crystal Decisions\1.0\bin\CRQE.dll"). If CRQE.dll will not register or does successfully register and the problem persists, check the version of the ATL.dll on the client computer. The correct version of ATL.dll for Windows 98/ME is 3.0.8449. Well, it did not register successfully; however, ATL.dll has the correct version. Any Ideas? "Cannot find KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". solution: 1. Add these merge models to setup project from C:\Program Files\Common Files\Merge Modules: Database_Access.msm Database_Access_enu.msm Managed.msm regwiz.msm 2. The following merge models should have been added automatically to the setup program, if not, add them: VC_CRT.msm VC_STL.msm 3. Add the CR license key to the license key property under MergeModuleProperties in the properties window for regwiz.msm. The key can be found in the help/about MS Dev env. dialog in Visual Studio. Highlight the "Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET" line, copy info, past into notepad and then cut-and-paste just the key number into the property.
Tue, 05 Jul 2005 23:20:09 GMT

William LaMarti #2 / 3	Crystal Reports "Load report failed" Problem solved: I was using the code below to setup the report in the page load event of the form containing the CrystalReportViewer1. However, I also had a ReportSource in the properties of CrystalReportViewer1. Once I set the ReportSource property to none, everything worked fine. Dim MyRpt As New CrystalReportMembers2() Dim conn As New OleDb.OleDbConnection() conn.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & Application.StartupPath & "\test.mdb;Mode=Share Deny None" Dim myAdapter As New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter("Select * from [Members Ordered]", conn) Dim myDataset As New DataSet() myAdapter.Fill(myDataset, "members ordered") MyRpt.SetDataSource(myDataset) CrystalReportViewer1.ReportSource = MyRpt Quote: > I created a project with a Crystal Report that displays fine on the > development computer, a Windows XP Pro machine. > I then created a setup and deployment project for it and installed it as a > test on a Windows Me computer. The installation of the program went fine, > and everything in the program worked except the display of the report. When > you tried to display the report it gave the error message "Cannot find > KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". A bit of research on Google Produced the > solution listed below, which had been posted by Laurie Paulin. > That put me past that error message. Now the error message I get on the > client computer is "Load report failed". However, when I click OK, the > report displays perfectly. > A similar bit of research on this error message said the solution was: > re-register the query engine DLL (regsvr32 "C:\program files\common > files\Crystal Decisions\1.0\bin\CRQE.dll"). If CRQE.dll will not register or > does successfully register and the problem persists, check the version of > the ATL.dll on the client computer. The correct version of ATL.dll for > Windows 98/ME is 3.0.8449. > Well, it did not register successfully; however, ATL.dll has the correct > version. > Any Ideas? > "Cannot find KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". solution: > 1. Add these merge models to setup project from C:\Program Files\Common > Files\Merge Modules: > Database_Access.msm > Database_Access_enu.msm > Managed.msm > regwiz.msm > 2. The following merge models should have been added automatically to the > setup program, if not, add them: > VC_CRT.msm > VC_STL.msm > 3. Add the CR license key to the license key property under > MergeModuleProperties in the properties window for regwiz.msm. The key can > be found in the help/about MS Dev env. dialog in Visual Studio. Highlight > the "Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET" line, copy info, past into > notepad and then cut-and-paste just the key number into the property.
Wed, 06 Jul 2005 03:19:26 GMT

Francis Lu #3 / 3	Crystal Reports "Load report failed" Make sure atl.dll is in your machine's path, or put it in "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Crystal Decisions\1.0\Bin". Also, make sure that unicows.dll is in that directory. Francis Quote: > I created a project with a Crystal Report that displays fine on the > development computer, a Windows XP Pro machine. > I then created a setup and deployment project for it and installed it as a > test on a Windows Me computer. The installation of the program went fine, > and everything in the program worked except the display of the report. When > you tried to display the report it gave the error message "Cannot find > KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". A bit of research on Google Produced the > solution listed below, which had been posted by Laurie Paulin. > That put me past that error message. Now the error message I get on the > client computer is "Load report failed". However, when I click OK, the > report displays perfectly. > A similar bit of research on this error message said the solution was: > re-register the query engine DLL (regsvr32 "C:\program files\common > files\Crystal Decisions\1.0\bin\CRQE.dll"). If CRQE.dll will not register or > does successfully register and the problem persists, check the version of > the ATL.dll on the client computer. The correct version of ATL.dll for > Windows 98/ME is 3.0.8449. > Well, it did not register successfully; however, ATL.dll has the correct > version. > Any Ideas? > "Cannot find KeycodeV2.dll, or invalid keycode". solution: > 1. Add these merge models to setup project from C:\Program Files\Common > Files\Merge Modules: > Database_Access.msm > Database_Access_enu.msm > Managed.msm > regwiz.msm > 2. The following merge models should have been added automatically to the > setup program, if not, add them: > VC_CRT.msm > VC_STL.msm > 3. Add the CR license key to the license key property under > MergeModuleProperties in the properties window for regwiz.msm. The key can > be found in the help/about MS Dev env. dialog in Visual Studio. Highlight > the "Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET" line, copy info, past into > notepad and then cut-and-paste just the key number into the property.
Wed, 20 Jul 2005 16:41:17 GMT

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