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QuestionCrystal Reports Database Login Problem Pin
Kschuler28-Sep-07 3:58
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I have a windows application project that uses several Crystal Reports. When I created these reports I connected them to an access database that had the table/column structure that I wanted, but the application itself does not use this database. It creates a DataSet that matches the structure of the design database and uses the .SetDataSource to load it into the report like this:
reportDocument1.SetDataSource(dsMyDataSet)

This has worked fine in the past. Now I've added a new report and when it is run on a machine that doesn't have the design database in the same location as it was when the Crystal Report was designed and created, it will prompt asking for Database Login information.

I've seen many other posts with similar questions, but the only ones with solutions appear to still need to tie to a different database or the developer wants to learn how to pass login information in the code. I do not have a database at all to tie to. How can I sever this connection to the database and tell the report that I will be passing my data via a dataset? OR is there some other reason why this would be happening? I've tried to find differences between the report that still works and the new one but I can't see any different settings. Are there any tricky ones I may have missed?

Any help would be appreciated.
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