on ‎2009 Sep 25 6:44 PM
Hello -
I created a crystal report using 8.5 and compiled into and exe. I can run the report fine on my computer but the user I compiled this report for is getting the following error when they try to run the report - 'Not enough momory for operation". any ideas why I can run the report without problems but she is getting the error described?
When I install the report on the machine, dlls are unpacked int he same directory as the reports.
Connie
Request clarification before answering.
Can you check at which line of code this error is getting thrown? Hope you are releasing all the resources at the end of the opertaion inside the code.
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Are the exact same parameters being used when running the report on the two machines? Assuming so, the one machine is running out of (a) real memory (RAM), Virtual Memory, or possibly disk space (I'm thinking temp files, but I'm not sure if they are used in this configuration).
Is the report written based off of a single SQL command that returns only the data required for the report, or is Crystal pulling data from the individual tables and doing joins, selections, summarization, etc. locally? You might wanna try doing the former...
HTH,
Carl
Does your report have any graphics in it?
If so, open the report, right click on each graphic and go to "fdormat graphic", then the "picture" tab, where widths etc are specified. You might get an error saying that there is an invalid value. If so, delete the graphic and re-add it. Same thing just happened to me.
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Connie, do you both have similar machines, with the same amount of memory, and are running the same OS ?
if yes to all that, then check for free memory on both PC's before trying to run the report.
and then after....
You may need to have some hardware people check both PC's ( It is always possible that the other PC is running out of memory, or has a bad memory module)
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