Also, with a simplier version of my application, I was never asked for
a password to this Access database. The old version would display the
report immediately without beging asked for a password.
Hi,
Crystal reports did a bad job on database login. It's better than you
pass a ADO dataset to crystal report instead of using crystal report to
login to database..
Hi,
Crystal reports did a bad job on database login. It's better than you
pass a ADO dataset to crystal report instead of using crystal report to
login to database..
What will happen if I do this? Will I always be prompted for a
password? Do have to do anything else besides the below? Will the below
even compile?
Old Code
CrystalReport1.Load("C:\Documents and
Settings\chrislusardi\Desktop\EMPLOYEE
DATABASE\Employee_Database_Program\Employee_Database_Program\CrystalReport1.rpt")
New Code
CrystalReport1.Load (Employee_DatabseDataSet)
What will happen if I do this? Will I always be prompted for a
password? Do have to do anything else besides the below? Will the below
even compile?
Old Code
CrystalReport1.Load("C:\Documents and
Settings\chrislusardi\Desktop\EMPLOYEE
DATABASE\Employee_Database_Program\Employee_Database_Program\CrystalReport1.rpt")
New Code
CrystalReport1.Load (Employee_DatabseDataSet)
I have discovered why I am now being prompted for a user ID and
password. I modified my connection string to use DataDirectory so that
I can get the benefit of using a relative path to my database! How can
I prevent being prompted for user ID and password while I use keyword
DataDirectory?
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