VB Crystal Report, Need Idea for Crystal Reports over a large company WAN

Need Idea for Crystal Reports over a large company WAN

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MicSl #1 / 2	Need Idea for Crystal Reports over a large company WAN Using the Crystal Web Server has a limitation on users. Our system crashes when a couple of dozen users try to retrieve reports at roughly the same time. Our company has expanded to several regions recently, not making my report situation much better. Seagate Analysis or the Report designer is not practical over a WAN. Today, we hoped that converting the reports to ASP pages using Recrystallize would be the answer, but after a stress test using 10 users hitting the pages, we were getting CRPE.dll errors across the board. It is our belief that the Crystal engine gets knocked around the same way the web server had. I like the Recrystallize conversion and I'm not ready to abandon it. Has anyone using the program experienced the same thing? If anything, I have a company that doesn't seem ready to leave their Crystal just yet. What can I do to get a large amount of users to my reports. Any comment is useful, even the flames might cheer me up. TIA MicSla
Fri, 11 Apr 2003 03:00:00 GMT

Paul Durdi #2 / 2	Need Idea for Crystal Reports over a large company WAN Have you tried Crystal Info. The thing is designed to run reports on the Crystal Info Server. -- Paul D. Quote: > Using the Crystal Web Server has a limitation on users. Our system crashes > when a couple of dozen users try to retrieve reports at roughly the same > time. Our company has expanded to several regions recently, not making my > report situation much better. Seagate Analysis or the Report designer is not > practical over a WAN. > Today, we hoped that converting the reports to ASP pages using Recrystallize > would be the answer, but after a stress test using 10 users hitting the > pages, we were getting CRPE.dll errors across the board. It is our belief > that the Crystal engine gets knocked around the same way the web server had. > I like the Recrystallize conversion and I'm not ready to abandon it. Has > anyone using the program experienced the same thing? > If anything, I have a company that doesn't seem ready to leave their Crystal > just yet. What can I do to get a large amount of users to my reports. Any > comment is useful, even the flames might cheer me up. > TIA > MicSla
Sat, 12 Apr 2003 03:00:00 GMT

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