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Quote toekneel Replybullet Topic: SQL Command - Set Database Location
    Posted: 02 Jul 2010 at 5:20am
I've built a group of Crystal Reports using SQL Commands - first time I've done this and was happy with the performance results.
 
Problem is, this was for a test database.  I want to move these to a production database, and need to know how to set my new database connection.  I've tried the usual "Database" "Set Datasource Location" but that doesn't work with Commands. 
 
Is there any easy of of handling this without having to rebuild the entire report?
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Quote toekneel Replybullet Posted: 02 Jul 2010 at 7:15am

The majority of reports had a command such as this, which failed:

 

SELECT "tblEPOnames"."strFirstName", "tblEPOnames"."strLastName", "tblEPOnames"."strUserID"

 FROM   "sjreportingprd"."dbo"."tblEPOnames" "tblEPOnames"

  

The other report had a command such as this, which succeeded:

 

SELECT tblEPOnames.lngEmployeeID, tblEPOnames.strLastName, tblEPOnames.strFirstName, tblEPOnames.strUserID, tblEPOnames.strDept,  tblEPOnames.strShift

FROM dbo.tblEPOnames

 

By resetting all of the commands to this syntax I was able to get it to work.

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