on 09-25-2015 8:38 PM
I recently purchased Crystal Reports 2013 and everything works fine. But today when I tried to set the data source location after I verify the databse, it takes over 15 minutes for Crystal Reports 2013 to change my data source location and when I tried to refresh my report data, it takes over 30 minutes just to get parameter page to come up. I even uninstall and CR and re-install it but the problem persist. Can anyone give me some idea of how to fix this problem?
Hi Ronney,
What database are you connecting to?
Does this happen with all the other reports that have parameters?
It wouldn't be a bad idea to upgrade to SP6.
-Abhilash
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I am using Crystal Reports 2013 SP6 already. It is a MS SQL. Yea. It happens to all reports. But when I go to another machine and run the reports. There is no problem. I do think it is my machine more than anything else. One suggestion to me is that my hard drive may be going bad, what do you think?
Hi Ronney
Make sure the following is true:
For OLE DB use:
MS SQL 2005 - OLE DB Provider
MS SQL 2008 - SQL Native 10
MS SQL 2012 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2013 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2014 - SQL Native 11
For ODBC use:
MS SQL 2005 - SQL Native
MS SQL 2008 - SQL Native 10
MS SQL 2012 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2013 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2014 - MSODBCSQL11 [ https://www.microsoft.com/download/details.aspx?id=36434 ]
E.g.; it may be that on the computers where the performance is acceptable, they have the correct db client and on your computer, the client is out of date (?).
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Actually, my SQL odbc driver is version 10 and the computer running the same reports are using version 7. So I have a later version. Plus, it was working for me at the very beginning and all of a sudden, it took more than 20 minutes to update my data source and took over 45 minutes to generate the report. In taskmgr I can see that it eat up my disk to about 98 - 100%.
Hi Ronnie,
So when you say version 10 do you mean you are using the MS SQL Native 10 client in your ODBC DSN connection? MS SQL 7 is very old and no longer supported so they do need to update, and if you are using Native 10 client they need to update also and update the DSN to use the same. Check with Microsoft to see if the Native 10 client even supports connecting to SQL 7.
I'm thinking this may be server side issue. Get your DBA to check the temp space allocated for those tables. And see if your PC running the server has lots of HD space available, it could be the OS is doing a lot of HD temp space swapping due to low free HD space.
If you copy the SQL from CR and paste it into SQL Management Tool how long does it take to run?
Do all reports take that long or just one or a few?
What happens if you create a new report using the same tables and dropping one field from each table onto the report, or how ever you are using the tables?
Don
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