Hi,
I have upgraded my program from vb.net 2003 to vb.net 2005. In 2003, I
can get the database name of tables of crystal report by the following code:
For Each table In ReportTemp.Data base.Tables
pPrintSetting.O riDataBase = table.Location
......
I can get the database name from "table.Location ", (i.e.
Databasename.Ta blename)
However, in 2005, "table.Location " become table name only. (i.e.
TableName), with the database name missing.
I would like to ask how can I get the database name in 2005.
Thanks a lot,
Ray
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