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Home > Forums > Programmers > Reporting Solutions > Business Objects: Crystal Reports 2 Data Access Forum

CR2008 Export ODBC for use in MSAccess2007

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miner89r (TechnicalUser)

4 May 12 15:21

REF: CLOSED THREAD (thread766-1339749: Export to ODBC - "no valid data source for this report" error)

REGARDING:

Failed to export the report. There is no valid datasource for this report. ODBC export cancelled.

I ran accross this same issue when exporting from CR2008 in ODBC format for an Access Database.

I had a second report that worked fine. I decided the difference was "Conditional Suppression" formulas in the "Section Expert".
I disabled them with "//Marks" in the section expert and then actually suppressed them with the checkbox.

The ODBC export function is working great now!

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