FarzanaSaleem
Programmer
I am working with my colleague on a project. Both of us were given some reports to devleop on Crystal Report. I have Crystal Report version 8, installed on my PC whereas my colleague has version 9 installed.
I did not take this factor into consideration and develop my reports on version 8. My colleague completed his reports on version 9 and sent it to me for integration.
When I tried to open these reports on version 8 of crystal reports, I got the error; invalid report version. Then I also installed version 9 and saved my reports on version 9 as well.
When I tried to integrate these reports in my application (using Visual Basic 6.0), I got the error:
Unable to load report.
Then I came to know that version 9 does not support ocx approach. It seems that I will have to do a lot of rework and shift from ocx approach to RDC appraoch.
One solution that came to my mind (if it is possible) is to save version 9 report as version 8 reports, just like in MS Word, we can save current document in Word 6.0/95 format.
Please suggest
I did not take this factor into consideration and develop my reports on version 8. My colleague completed his reports on version 9 and sent it to me for integration.
When I tried to open these reports on version 8 of crystal reports, I got the error; invalid report version. Then I also installed version 9 and saved my reports on version 9 as well.
When I tried to integrate these reports in my application (using Visual Basic 6.0), I got the error:
Unable to load report.
Then I came to know that version 9 does not support ocx approach. It seems that I will have to do a lot of rework and shift from ocx approach to RDC appraoch.
One solution that came to my mind (if it is possible) is to save version 9 report as version 8 reports, just like in MS Word, we can save current document in Word 6.0/95 format.
Please suggest