Does anyone else use Crystal reports with Navision?
I can't seem to link two items in two different tables together. ie. No. and Item No_
my usual method of reporting is by Jet Reports, but i'm a bit annoyed with the hidden rows and columns that can't be removed without interacting with the finished reports.
What does everyone else use for reporting that doesn't require knowing how to code?
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Database->Database Expert->Click the links TAB
You will see each table in it's own box.
I usually click CLEAR LINKS because it automakes links that aren't already correct.
Then I simply click on a field (No.) hold the mouse button down.
move to the other table, find the field you want to link (Item No.) and let go
A link should now be showing (red line)
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I'm using Crystal Reports 9
I've also tried 10 and 11 with the same issues.
If i take the mapping out the report just runs and runs.
What's supposed to happen in a nutshell is
List All part No.
also list the Cross-Reference No. that go with the part No.
I can get this to work using Access and Jet reports, but crystal keeps giving me errors.
Any suggestions?
Anyone have a copy of ExSION i can try?
Are you using SQL or Native? Native you setup n/odbc or sql you use the sql odbc driver.
I personally use Database Expert->create a new connnection-> ODBC (RDO)
are you using OLE DB (ADO)??
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I"m using the OLE DB (ADO) connection as shown in the attached photo.
that connection is using the Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers
did you set up n/odbc in administrative tools & if you did did you try using the other ODBC like I use?
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Item Table > No_ > Description > Quantity on hand
Report runs perfect. it's when i try to add the Cross-Reference # field next to the No. field to give me each cross # that goes with the item No_
Just group by item no. are you using n/odbc - you haven't answered that.
We've been using the ODBC (RDO) connection type for years without issue
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If i wasn't using the attain odbc would the report work at all?
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Next would be to look at your c/odbc options & then try creating a report using the other connection odbc (rdo) and see it that make a difference.
I can only point out suggestions since I am not there and making alot of assumptions.
The orig post shows you message as ADO error code - so I would try the other type of connection AWAY from ADO
& it says SQL State that's why I was wondering if you were using sql
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Any suggestions on filtering? Grouping i believe Crystal call it.
ie. showing only qty's >0 stuff like that
Thanks for your help up till now...
Item.No to ItemCrossReference.ItemNo not to the CrossReference field - they are probablay different sizes and types causing a meltdown
Here is the c/odbc manual just to keep handy if you don't have one..
http://savatage99.googlepages.com/w1w1codbc.pdf
filtering is done using Report->Select Expert
groupinf is done using Report->Group Expert
Good luck - glad you got it working
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