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when the application tries to read the data from the database without first providing database logon information. Another possibility is that database logon information has been provided, but the information is invalid or has changed.
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Issue No 1 "Cannot open SQL Server" and report generates with no data
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in it: The Microsoft SQL Server native database driver that Seagate/Crystal Decisions ships with Crystal Reports 7.0.100.6 is defective. Parallel crystal reports sql server reporting services Crystal v2.3, v2.4, v2.5, v2.6 and v2.7 are based on Crystal 7 and have this same driver as part of their installation. If a report uses a native connection (P2ssql.dll) to a Microsoft SQL http://visualbasic.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/visualbasic-l/crystal-report-runtime-error-20599-can-not-open-sql-server-1395720 Server stored procedure, when a Date Time type parameter is passed to the stored procedure in the Seagate Crystal Reports Designer, the report runs returning correct data. However, when the report is called at runtime with the same parameter value, no data is returned. The report does not return any error messages and appears as a report with no data in it. Solution This is a known issue http://www.dynalivery.com/customersupport/faq/CannotOpenSQLServer.html with the P2ssql.dll (version 7.0.100.6) that comes with version 7 Maintenance Release 1 of Seagate Crystal Reports. To resolve this issue: Download: P2ssql.dll See also: http://support.crystaldecisions.net/library/kbase/articles/c2003968.asp Note: According to the Crystal Decisions web site, there is a later Microsoft SQL Server direct database driver. Please do not install or use the later driver with Dynalivery Parallel Crystal v2.3, v2.4, v2.5, v2.6 and v2.7. Also make sure you are using p2s*. dlls which are the newer 32bit DLLs rather than pds*.dlls which are 16bit DLLs.p2s*.dlls can be used directly(not getting it from table type)with LogOnServer which takes a DLL name and a LogOnInfo structure. Issue No 2 "Cannot open SQL Server" When running reports that use a native connection to a database. Solution Make sure that, if your report is accessing a database and is not saved with data, your application is logging onto the database. One of the reasons in which this error is thrown is when the logon information is not present in your application code. Please try the sample connection code below. Sample code for Microsoft SQL Server database log on Java Code Sample ASP Code Sample // JAVA log into the SQL Server through the native SQL d
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sphere login blackbaud labs noza blackbaud tv netwits thinktank usa uk pacific netherlands canada Error 20599; Cannot open SQL server. Location: DisplaySingleReport (Preview) at point 300: Additional information: When previewing a custom Crystal Report plugin in a Blackbaud application, one of the following errors is generated:Error 20599; Cannot open SQL server. Location: DisplaySingleReport (Preview) at point 300: Additional information:orError 20599, Cannot open SQL server. (Location: DisplaySingleReport(Preview)). Param number = 3 This usually occurs when the Crystal Report is not connecting to the ODBC data source specified in the report. This can be due to an ODBC setting with an expired or invalid SQL login password or a Windows user account that does not have the appropriate rights to the SQL server. This may also occur if there is a change in authentication methods on the SQL server.The error message will also be generated if the plugin database file (ex: ReWrap.mdb) does not contain the complete list of subreports used by the main report. Article Number:52117 Products: Crystal_Reports SOLUTION #1Test and validate the ODBC connection through the ODBC Data Source Administrator. The steps below will change the Data Source authentication from a SQL login to Windows Authentication (recommended): Open the ODBC Database Administrator(32-bit systems: Start, run: odbcad32 64-bit systems: Start, run: %windir%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe).Select the System DSN tab.Select the appropriate ODBC Data Source* and click Configure (ex: RE7_1, RE7_Sample, or REINI_1, REINI_50 or AFNINI_1, AFNIN_50).Verify that the SQL Server name and Instance name is correct (ex: SQLSERVER\SQL2008).Click Next and select With Windows NT authentication using the network login ID.Click Next, make sure the database name is in the drop down list and then click Next, then Finish.Click Test Data Source, it should say TESTS COMPLETED SUCCESSFULLY!Click OK 3 times exit the ODBC. *If there are no ODBC Data Sources listed in the System DSN, you're most likely on a 64-bit OS and will need to run %windir%\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe instead.SOLUTION #2If the report runs successfully in the Crystal Reports stand alone application but generates the error only in the plugin section of the Blackbaud application: Open the report in the Crystal Reports applicationMake note of all the subreport names contained in the main report (if there are more than one subreports, also note the sequence in the report)Open the plugin database file (ex: ReWrap.mdb) in Microsoft Access and edit the Subreports tableInsert the e