Don't do much Oracle development, but I think I've got a simple problem.
I'm trying to test whether the value in a varchar field is numeric with the following user defined function. The problem is I don't know how to trap for an Oracle error inside the function.
Anyone?
CREATE OR REPLACE...
I've got a .NET application that includes crystal reports. The problem I have on 1 machine is that when the user drills down and I open another crystal report in a new window (target = _blank) I get an empty window. Naturally, it works fine on all the other machines.
It's IE 6.0 with SP1 but...
Trying to export an on-demand subreport, i.e. a user clicks the link that displays the sub-report, when I execute .Export() the main report, not the subreport, exports!
If I call .Export on the subreportobject I get "Error: Missing parameter field current value".
Any ideas anyone?
Just deployed an ASP.NET application and everything except Crystal Reports works fine. Naturally it works fine on the development machine and even on another test machine; it's just production that's hosed! Anyone ever get the following error when you try to open the Crystal web report viewer...
Have an ASP.NET app that has a page with a Crystal Web Viewer on it. If I try to add a VBScript block to the page (doesn't seem to matter what I call it or where I put it) I get the following error when the page loads:
A runtime error has occurred.
Line 126
Error: End of statement expected...
I have a report with a subreport and I'm trying to retrieve the linking values, which appear to be nothing more than parameter fields, in the Drill() event so that I can redirect the browser to a custom page.
I've tried accessing the linking parameters like so:
crParameterFieldDefinitions =...
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