Hello,
I was running into that issue while priting a report. Does somebody know what that means?
Using Crystal Report XI R2 Version: 11.5.12.1838
Got a XML Database and a DSN for ODBC (RDO). The report is running by a third party software (connected to the DSN ODBC) and i was adding the xml. The strange is, in my Crystal Report everything is fine but from my third party software I get these errors.
I am thankful for every hint.
Kind regards
Samuel


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We have no way of knowing how the producer of the third-party software implemented the SDK or which version they're using. I suspect that their software doesn't know how to handle the .xml file and that's what's causing your issue. Unfortunately, there is nothing we can do to help with this - the producer of the software would have to troubleshoot. However, the version of Crystal that you're using is very old and has been out of support for well over 10 years. If the same is true of the software, I doubt they will be able to do anything about it.
-Dell
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Hey,
I was trying a Access .mdb database aswell and got the same error. I had six rows in a table. I changed it like that: a table for any row. Did the connection and it works aslong as the client has Access installed, no Runtime, i was trying that aswell. I guess is has something to do with the iteration but it‘s only a suggestion .
Kind regards
Samuel
and yes that cr version is outdated and our Software aswell. 🙂
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