Crystal Reports and secure Access db

I am using Access 2000 and CR8's Crystal Report Viewer. I have the db secured with a password. Without the password the report runs and prints fine. With the password, any attempt to access the report (including selecting Browse Fields Data from the popup menu of a field) gives me the error "File could not be opened: " (table name here) " at file location: " (table name again)

Someone help?¿!¿

Here is a doc on how to set the system and db level passwords at runtime.



How to report off a Secure Access database with Database level security



Problem:
What do you do in order to report off a MS Access database with database
level password, If you are using the OCX, VCL or using the Crystal Reports
Print Engine?


Solution:
1.) Using Crystal Reports OCX

Database level password

Syntax:
CrystalReport1.Password = chr(10) + "database level password"


Database level password and System Level Password

Syntax:
CrystalReport1.Username = "user name"
CrystalReport1.Password = "system level password" & chr(10) + "database
level password"


2.) Using the Crystal Reports VCL

Currently the VCL does not support passing the database level password at
runtime.
There is no track id issued yet

3.) Using Crystal Reports Print Engine

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim NTable As Integer
Dim SessionInfo As PESessionInfo
Dim Report$
Dim tableLocation As PETableLocation
Dim Sessionhandle As Long
Dim UserID$, Password$


Report$ = Text1.Text

tableLocation.StructSize = PE_SIZEOF_TABLE_LOCATION
tableLocation.Location = Text2.Text

UserID$ = "Admin" + Chr$(0)
'If sytem level and database level security exist:
Password$ = "systmLevlPassWrd" + Chr$(10) + "DBPassWrd" + Chr$(0)
'If only database level security exists:
'Password$ = Chr$(10) + "DBPassWrd" + Chr$(0)
Sessionhandle = 0

If PEOpenEngine() = 0 Then
MsgBox ("Unable to open Engine")
End If

jobnum = PEOpenPrintJob(Report$)
If jobnum = 0 Then
PEGetErrorCode (jobnum)
End If

If PEOutputToWindow(jobnum, " ", 0, 0, 500, 500, 0, 0) = 0 Then
MsgBox "Output to Window failed"
PEGetErrorCode (jobnum)
End If

If crPESetNthTableSessionInfo(jobnum, NTable, UserID$, Password$,
Sessionhandle, True) = False Then
RCode = PEGetErrorCode(jobnum)
End If


If PEStartPrintJob(jobnum, True) = 0 Then
MsgBox "Unable to Start Print Job"
MsgBox PEGetErrorCode(jobnum)
End If

End Sub

Problem:
what do you do in order to report off a ms access 7 or 8 database with
database level security. using ole automation this document covers database
level, system level and both database and system level security at runtime
through the cpreauto.

solution:
crystal reports ole automation version 6.xx

system level security

public app as application
public rep as report

private sub command1_click()
dim pwd as string
set app = createobject("crystal.crpe.application")
set rep = app.openreport("drive:\path\reportfile.rpt")
rep.database.tables(1).setsessioninfo "username", "system level password"
end sub

database level security

public app as application
public rep as report

private sub command1_click()
dim pwd as string
set app = createobject("crystal.crpe.application")
set rep = app.openreport("drive:\path\reportfile.rpt")
rep.database.tables(1).setsessioninfo " ", chr(10) & "database level
password"
end sub

system level security and database level security

public app as application
public rep as report

private sub command1_click()
dim pwd as string
set app = createobject("crystal.crpe.application")
set rep = app.openreport("drive:\path\reportfile.rpt")
rep.database.tables(1).setsessioninfo "username", "system level password" &
chr(10) & "database level password"
end sub


regards


Gerard

Just for the hell of it I added the password to the following line q been my password...I was told by Seagate that this should work for a system paasword...but it did!!!

crxRpt.Application.LogOnServer "pdsodbc.dll", "testgg",
"d:\db\icatdata.mdb", "Admin","q"

Let me know how you went

Gerard

Hi guys, thanks for all the help. I am still stuck, though. According to seagatesoftware.com, connecting through the ODBC solves this problem. It does indeed and has created me another one! When I try to print the report I get the error that the server has not yet been opened. If I try using the LogOnServer method I get the same error on that particular line of code.

Help??