Howdy,
I'm working with VS.net 2003 (upgraded from 2002) on Windows 2000 sp3. My
web app is deployed on the same machine as VS.net.
I'm getting 'Cannot find Keycodev2.dll or invalid keycode' but only
periodically. When it happens, no one can get reports until IIS is stopped
and restarted. However that is all it takes to (temporarily) resolve the
issue.
I've worked through crnet_deploymen t.doc and deployed with a new merge
module with all the 2003 modules for the bundled version of CR with VS 2003.
I checked the registry keys in c2011205. Still no resolution.
The only change on the machine that might correlate to this issue is a
change of domain and promotion to domain controller. This was well after
upgrading VS to 2003.
Any idea on resolving this issue?
TIA,
Sean G.
--
"I'd like to bury my face in two dozen 'Krispy Kreme' glazed donuts & just
lie there & think about Hello Kitty!"
2  3507 
Sean,
Go to http://support.crystaldecisions.com/support/ and search for
CRNet_Keycodefi x. They have all the documentation on this problem there.
Thys Brits
MCSD/MCAD
"Sean G." <se*********@ya hoo.com> wrote in message
news:O2******** *******@TK2MSFT NGP11.phx.gbl.. . Howdy,
I'm working with VS.net 2003 (upgraded from 2002) on Windows 2000 sp3. My
web app is deployed on the same machine as VS.net.
I'm getting 'Cannot find Keycodev2.dll or invalid keycode' but only
periodically. When it happens, no one can get reports until IIS is
stopped and restarted. However that is all it takes to (temporarily) resolve the
issue.
I've worked through crnet_deploymen t.doc and deployed with a new merge
module with all the 2003 modules for the bundled version of CR with VS
2003. I checked the registry keys in c2011205. Still no resolution.
The only change on the machine that might correlate to this issue is a
change of domain and promotion to domain controller. This was well after
upgrading VS to 2003.
Any idea on resolving this issue?
TIA,
Sean G.
--
"I'd like to bury my face in two dozen 'Krispy Kreme' glazed donuts & just
lie there & think about Hello Kitty!"
Howdy,
Thanks for the tip, but still no go on the reports. I'm still getting the
keycodev2.dll error message when I try to produce reports while debugging or
running through VS.NET 2003.
After making the registry changes in CRNet_Keycodefi x I had to rebuild and
reinstall the setup project with the CR merge modules to get reports to work
on the test web site on the same machine as my VS.NET. I'll just have to
wait and see if the occasional errors I've been getting on the test site
come back.
Thanks anyway =)
Sean G.
"Thys Brits" <th**@jtsoftwar e.co.za> wrote in message
news:ek******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Sean,
Go to http://support.crystaldecisions.com/support/ and search for
CRNet_Keycodefi x. They have all the documentation on this problem there.
Thys Brits
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