The objective of this article is to provide a process which can be followed to develop a crystal report with dynamic columns using parameterized column fields and formula fields. Before going for this the developer has to decide the maximum number of columns he/she has to display and as per the no. of columns the size of . . . → Read More: Crystal Report 2008 Hosting :: Develop a Crystal Report with Dynamic Columns Using Parameterized Column Fields and Formula Fields
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. . . → Read More: Crystal Report 2008 Hosting :: Crystal reports in ASP.NET This article helps to display dynamic Images in crystal report Using ASP.Net 2.0. We can use two methods to dynamically change the picture in the crystal report either the Image stored in the database as a BLOB and as a picture available in the local path. Method I: Using recordset 1. Add a recordset and add a table in . . . → Read More: Crystal Report Hosting :: Dynamic Images at runtime in Crystal Report XI using ASP.Net 2.0 Implementation Steps 1. In your xsd, create a column that does not exist in your dataset, example, [LogoImage], and set the datatype to “System.Byte[]”. You might find the datatype option only have “System.Byte”, you can manually type in “[]”. 2. Add the following code in your form. 3. After your getting your dataset from database and before bind to . . . → Read More: Crystal Report 13 Hosting :: Creating dynamic Image in Crystal Report using C# “Could not load file or assembly ‘CrystalDecisions.Web, Version=10.2.3600.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=692fbea5521e1304′ or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.” Error message show when try to deploy web application to 64 bit Windows server 2008 R2 server. This is a very common error in Crystal Report when its give this following message. “The maximum report processing jobs limit configured by your system administrator has been reached.” I have been read about its on lot forums and new groups. Its actually means that Crystal Report print job limit has been reached and you should handle this . . . → Read More: Crystal Report Hosting :: Solving the Issue with the Maximum report processing jobs limit in Crystal Report Introduction Crystal Reports is the built-in report designing tool in Visual Studio .NET and it is fully integrated with windows and web applications. It is very easy to use and design the reports with it. To add a report to a visual studio .NET projects (windows or web) you just need to right-click . . . → Read More: Crystal Report Hosting :: How To Build Crystal Reports in ASP.NET Web Applications Introduction In his “Troubleshooting Database Login Errors using Crystal Reports with .NET,” Eric Landes points out that he sees questions regarding the “Exception Details: CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.LogOnException: Logon failed” message quite often in the newsgroups. That’s an understatement. Since I use the “push” method (generating an ADO.NET dataset first, then setting the report’s DataSource), I never saw this error, . . . → Read More: Crystal Report Hosting :: Solving the Login Failed Error in Crystal Reports Abstract SAP/Crystal Reports is introducing the new free WPF viewer to use Crystal reports with Visual Studio. In this article, Eric tells us what’s new with this new tool. After a short introduction, he examines the new features of the API and the installation process. He also provides a detailed coverage of the creation of a new . . . → Read More: Working with Crystal Reports Visual Studio 2010 WPF viewer Crystal Report Viewers work as a container of a report and allow us to view a crystal report in Windows and Web applications. Crystal Reports for Visual Studio .NET provides two report viewers – Windows Forms Viewer and Web Forms Viewer. As you can guess from these names, Windows Forms Viewer control is used to view . . . → Read More: Crystal Report Hosting :: Working with Crystal Report Viewers |
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