Hello everyone,
I have been racking my brains out for the last 3 days and haven't been able to find out why this isn't working properly. I have even been to the BusinessObjects website and haven't been able to get an anwer to the problem there. So here it goes.
I have a project which was converted from VS2003 to VS2005 about 8 months ago, everything worked just fine including the reports. This time, it compiled and I sent it out, not checking the reporting (foolish me), since there wasn't even a single aspect of the reporting that was touched. Now it appears that the parameters are indeed being passed to the reports (i have added the actual parameter to the report and it displays); however, the parameters are not being utilized within the record selection even though they are defined. So now it isn't even filtering at all and pulling up every record in the system -180,000+ records plus each subreport.
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I am in dire need and appreciative of any suggestions? Thanks!
I have just created a new project to test it out on and the report runs correctly. I did notice however that the references for the CrystalDecisions.Enterprise.Framework and InfoStore are pointing to DLLs registered within the GAC and the one that isn't working is referencing the dlls at the direct path under the BusinessObjects\Common\3.5\managed\dotnet2 folder. Could this be the issue?
Nix that last idea. It had no bearing on the situation.![]()




), since there wasn't even a single aspect of the reporting that was touched. Now it appears that the parameters are indeed being passed to the reports (i have added the actual parameter to the report and it displays); however, the parameters are not being utilized within the record selection even though they are defined. So now it isn't even filtering at all and pulling up every record in the system -180,000+ records plus each subreport.
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