Hi All
I am new to .net, as i worked majorily on VB6.0 & Crystal reports,
I have developed an Window application in VB.net/SQL Server2000 and using
Crystal reports8.5, I have used the CRViewer in the form.
Now my problem is when i try to open Crystal report thro VB.net, it will
prompt for database login password, which i have already supplied in Crystal
report and also thro the application.(I am using DSN based connection)
Please help me to solve this problem....
Sample Code.
{
on Button click...
Dim rpt1 As New Form2 ' Here Form2 is the form with CrystalReportVi ewer,
ReportSource in Viewer is set to RPT file...
rpt1.Show()
}
Thanks in advance....
I apoligise if this is the wrong forum to post this question.
Regards,
Murali
--
Murali
VSM Software (P) Ltd.
Bangalore 12 14060
Hi,
You state 'it will prompt for database login password, which i have already
supplied in Crystal report'. Have you supplied this info. in the wizard for
the db connection or have you hard-coded it? If you have hard-coded it can
you provide an example.
Rgds, Phil
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news:54******** ***@DotNetMonst er.com... Hi All I am new to .net, as i worked majorily on VB6.0 & Crystal reports, I have developed an Window application in VB.net/SQL Server2000 and using Crystal reports8.5, I have used the CRViewer in the form. Now my problem is when i try to open Crystal report thro VB.net, it will prompt for database login password, which i have already supplied in Crystal report and also thro the application.(I am using DSN based connection) Please help me to solve this problem....
Sample Code. { on Button click... Dim rpt1 As New Form2 ' Here Form2 is the form with CrystalReportVi ewer, ReportSource in Viewer is set to RPT file... rpt1.Show() } Thanks in advance.... I apoligise if this is the wrong forum to post this question.
Regards, Murali
-- Murali VSM Software (P) Ltd. Bangalore
HI Phil!
I had used DSN connection, during the design time i selected the required
views & fields...And through VB.net i open the Report ( I have used CRViewer
in a form and i open that form on click of a button from the main form.)
Please help....
Regards,
Murali
Phil G. wrote: Hi,
You state 'it will prompt for database login password, which i have already supplied in Crystal report'. Have you supplied this info. in the wizard for the db connection or have you hard-coded it? If you have hard-coded it can you provide an example.
Rgds, Phil
Hi All I am new to .net, as i worked majorily on VB6.0 & Crystal reports, [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] Regards, Murali
--
Murali
VSM Software (P) Ltd.
Bangalore,India
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Hi Murali,
Unfortunately I made this 'mistake'! :-)
Although you will probably see that the pop-up login info box always
includes the login name, it still requires the password. This apparently is
the correct operation, although personally I don't see the need for
specifically coding the info. if it has already been entered through the
IDE.
However, what you need to do is use the TableLogonInfo Class of CR. Here's
an example:-
[Global Decs]
Dim objRepDoc As New ReportDocument
Dim crTable As Table
Dim crLogInfo As CrystalDecision s.Shared.TableL ogOnInfo
[method call - maybe in load or cmdbutton]
crTable = objRepDoc.Datab ase.Tables(0)
crLogInfo = crTable.LogOnIn fo
With crLogInfo.Conne ctionInfo
.UserID = "username"
.Password = "password"
End With
crTable.ApplyLo gOnInfo(crLogIn fo)
frmRep.CRViewer .ReportSource = objRepDoc
frmRep.Show()
Let me know if you have problems. Good luck. Phil
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news:54ecef9ca0 618@uwe... HI Phil! I had used DSN connection, during the design time i selected the required views & fields...And through VB.net i open the Report ( I have used CRViewer in a form and i open that form on click of a button from the main form.)
Please help....
Regards, Murali
Phil G. wrote:Hi,
You state 'it will prompt for database login password, which i have already supplied in Crystal report'. Have you supplied this info. in the wizard for the db connection or have you hard-coded it? If you have hard-coded it can you provide an example.
Rgds, Phil
Hi All I am new to .net, as i worked majorily on VB6.0 & Crystal reports, [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] Regards, Murali
-- Murali VSM Software (P) Ltd. Bangalore,India
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Hi Phil !
This code does not helped me.....
I got similar code from the website, It works in my system and does not in my
clients system...
Both have VS2003 and .net Framework1.1, Crystal report 8.5...
I found an alternative solution for this i have created a user with blank
password in the SQL Server and this login i am using for opening the crystal
reports..
Anyway please suggest an alternative option....
Regards,
Murali
Phil G. wrote: Hi Murali,
Unfortunatel y I made this 'mistake'! :-)
Although you will probably see that the pop-up login info box always includes the login name, it still requires the password. This apparently is the correct operation, although personally I don't see the need for specifically coding the info. if it has already been entered through the IDE.
However, what you need to do is use the TableLogonInfo Class of CR. Here's an example:-
[Global Decs]
Dim objRepDoc As New ReportDocument Dim crTable As Table Dim crLogInfo As CrystalDecision s.Shared.TableL ogOnInfo
[method call - maybe in load or cmdbutton]
crTable = objRepDoc.Datab ase.Tables(0) crLogInfo = crTable.LogOnIn fo With crLogInfo.Conne ctionInfo .UserID = "username" .Password = "password" End With crTable.ApplyL ogOnInfo(crLogI nfo) frmRep.CRViewe r.ReportSource = objRepDoc frmRep.Show( )
Let me know if you have problems. Good luck. Phil
HI Phil! I had used DSN connection, during the design time i selected the required [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] Regards, Murali
--
Murali
VSM Software (P) Ltd.
Bangalore,India
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Hello,
Use This code
Dim crReportDocumen t
crReportDocumen t = New TestReport
crConnectionInf o.ServerName = databaseServer
crConnectionInf o.DatabaseName = databaseName
crConnectionInf o.UserID = databaseUser crConnectionInf o.Password =
UserPassword
crTables = crReportDocumen t.Database.Tabl es
Dim i As Integer
i = 1
For Each crTable In crTables
'crTable = crTables(i)
crTableLogOnInf o = crTable.LogOnIn fo
crTableLogOnInf o.ConnectionInf o = crConnectionInf o
crTable.ApplyLo gOnInfo(crTable LogOnInfo)
crTable.Locatio n =
crTable.Locatio n.Substring(crT able.Location.L astIndexOf(".") + 1)
Next
CRViewer.Report Source = crReportDocumen t
Thanks,
Regards,
Ayaz Ahmed
Project Manager
Creative Chaos (Pvt.) Ltd.
"Managing Your Digital Risk" http://www.csquareonline.com
Mobile +92 300 2280950
Office +92 21 455 2414
Email: ay**@csquareonl ine.com ay********@gmai l.com
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Hi !
I am using the same code, but it still displays the database login screen..
I hav changed the report connetion to DSN to OLEDB type.
But i the problem still persists...
As i mentioned already, i found the temporary solution with blank password
login name...
Anyways plz let me know any other methods to avoid database login prompt..
Thanks & Regards,
Murali M
Ayaz Ahmed wrote: Hello,
Use This code
Dim crReportDocumen t crReportDocume nt = New TestReport
crConnectionIn fo.ServerName = databaseServer crConnectionIn fo.DatabaseName = databaseName crConnectionIn fo.UserID = databaseUser crConnectionInf o.Password = UserPassword
crTables = crReportDocumen t.Database.Tabl es Dim i As Integer i = 1 For Each crTable In crTables 'crTable = crTables(i) crTableLogOnInf o = crTable.LogOnIn fo crTableLogOnInf o.ConnectionInf o = crConnectionInf o crTable.ApplyLo gOnInfo(crTable LogOnInfo) crTable.Locatio n = crTable.Locati on.Substring(cr Table.Location. LastIndexOf("." ) + 1) Next CRViewer.Report Source = crReportDocumen t
Thanks,
Regards,
Ayaz Ahmed Project Manager Creative Chaos (Pvt.) Ltd. "Managing Your Digital Risk" http://www.csquareonline.com Mobile +92 300 2280950 Office +92 21 455 2414 Email: ay**@csquareonl ine.com ay********@gmai l.com
--
Murali
VSM Software (P) Ltd.
Bangalore,India
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hi i have the same problem and i tryed to find the property in vs2003
and it is not there
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