VB Crystal Report, 599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server

599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server

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mrpaulwas #1 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server Help, I'm using CR 8.5, and I keep getting the Error 599 (can not open SQL Server) whenever we try to access the report via the API. Our reports use Oracle 8i native drivers. We would like to print the Crystal Report via the API calls from our application. And is there a way to embed user id / password / database connection in the Crystal Report? Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the Crystal Report? Thank you very much! D
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 10:49:47 GMT

CW #2 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server Quote: > Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the > Crystal Report? Yes, assuming you are using ODBC to connect, use SetLogonInfo method to pass data source name, user id and password.
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 11:33:16 GMT

mrpaulwas #3 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server But I'm not using ODBC. I'm using Native drivers. How is this done? Thanks for the help :o) D Quote: > > Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the > > Crystal Report? > Yes, assuming you are using ODBC to connect, use SetLogonInfo method to pass > data source name, user id and password.
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 11:38:58 GMT

CW #4 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server Use LogOnServer method if you are using native driver. Quote: > But I'm not using ODBC. I'm using Native drivers. > How is this done? > Thanks for the help :o) > D > > > Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the > > > Crystal Report? > > Yes, assuming you are using ODBC to connect, use SetLogonInfo method to > pass > > data source name, user id and password.
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 11:58:53 GMT

Pau #5 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server Where do I use the LogOnServer method? In my App, or embedded in the Crystal Report? Can you give me an example? Thanks again. Quote: > Use LogOnServer method if you are using native driver. > > But I'm not using ODBC. I'm using Native drivers. > > How is this done? > > Thanks for the help :o) > > D > > > > Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the > > > > Crystal Report? > > > Yes, assuming you are using ODBC to connect, use SetLogonInfo method to > pass > > > data source name, user id and password.
Tue, 08 Feb 2005 22:33:08 GMT

CW #6 / 6	599 - Crystal Reports & Oracle Server You can call LogOnServer method on either the application object, or the database object. It's part of RDC. So you need to call it in your app. For syntax, just look up the developer's help file. Quote: > Where do I use the LogOnServer method? In my App, or embedded in the > Crystal Report? > Can you give me an example? > Thanks again. Quote: > > Use LogOnServer method if you are using native driver. > > > But I'm not using ODBC. I'm using Native drivers. > > > How is this done? > > > Thanks for the help :o) > > > D > > > > > Or a way to pass the user id / password / database connection into the > > > > > Crystal Report? > > > > Yes, assuming you are using ODBC to connect, use SetLogonInfo method to > > pass > > > > data source name, user id and password.
Wed, 09 Feb 2005 14:36:30 GMT

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