Import of a Crystal Report?

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tobias

Hello

Is ist possible to import a Report from Crystal 10 to Access 2003? How?
I think I can do it with copy the SQL-Code, but then I have only the
SQL-Code, and no formating... Any ideas?

Thanks

Tobi
 
tobias said:
Hello

Is ist possible to import a Report from Crystal 10 to Access 2003? How?
I think I can do it with copy the SQL-Code, but then I have only the
SQL-Code, and no formating... Any ideas?

Thanks

Tobi
 
Why don't you search the web, help-files and FAQ's, and only post when
you run into a specific problem that you still can't solve?
 
AFAIK, there's no way.

Save the SQL as a query, but I think you'll have to rebuild the report.
 
well shit i think that you can export from a crystal report to an XML
format and then import it.. right?

you're not talking about changing the report from crystal to access--
you're talking about consuming the text from a crystal report inside of
a database?

yeah; of course you can do it.. it's a pita tho
 
Because I have had a look, and didn't find something good... And, I
never head about the possibility to do this...

So, I still don't know, wheter there is a possibility or not...
 
It's not possible to prove a negative. I can't swear that there isn't
someone out there somewhere who produces a utility that converts Crystal
reports to Access reports, all I can say is that I never heard of such.

There is certainly nothing built-in to Access that would do it.
 
I have been looking for the same thing. Haven't found anything yet. I am
attempting to take a fairly BIG program and go back to access 2003 from vb6
and crystal reports. Don't ask why, but if anyone is familiar with NAVY and
NMCI, they may know why (a cost and compatibility issue).... Have seen
utilities that progress from access to crystal, but not backwards - as most
people would see it.

Jason
 

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