Thanks in advance, Peter Sat, 24 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT Augusto Castill#2 / 4 Missing or out-of-date export DLL Remove all u2*.dll, p2*.dll, cr*32.dll from windows\system32 Just leave p2sodbc.dll and p2bdao.dll in windows\system32 Reinstall Crystal if required. Regards, Augusto Castillo Quote: >When exporting to a file, I receive a "Missing or out-of-date export DLL" >error using Crystal Reports 6 with VB 6 SP 3, on a WINNT 4.0 SP5 PC. I've >confirmed the U2*.DLL files are in the \Windows\Crystal folder. I'm setting >the .FormatType, .DestinationType and .DiskFileName properties before >executing the .Export method, and I'm using the Report.Export False >parameter to bypass the PromptUser export dialog box. I've also reinstalled >Crystal Reports to reinstall the Export DLLs, but I'm still receiving the >same error. Anyone have any suggestions? >Thanks in advance, >Peter computer_2(); Sun, 25 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT Peter Herzo#3 / 4 Missing or out-of-date export DLL Thanks, but it made no difference. All the u2*.dlls were in C:\Winnt\Crystal. I removed all the p2*.dll, and cr*.dll. The p2sodbc.dll and p2bdas.dll files were not even on my PC. The same "Missing or out-of-date export DLL" error still came up. Reinstalling Crystal Reports 6 also made no difference. Quote:> Remove all u2*.dll, p2*.dll, cr*32.dll from windows\system32 > Just leave p2sodbc.dll and p2bdao.dll in windows\system32 > Reinstall Crystal if required. > Regards, > Augusto Castillo > >When exporting to a file, I receive a "Missing or out-of-date export DLL" > >error using Crystal Reports 6 with VB 6 SP 3, on a WINNT 4.0 SP5 PC. I've > >confirmed the U2*.DLL files are in the \Windows\Crystal folder. I'm setting > >the .FormatType, .DestinationType and .DiskFileName properties before > >executing the .Export method, and I'm using the Report.Export False > >parameter to bypass the PromptUser export dialog box. I've also reinstalled > >Crystal Reports to reinstall the Export DLLs, but I'm still receiving the > >same error. Anyone have any suggestions? > >Thanks in advance, > >Peter Sun, 25 Nov 2001 03:00:00 GMT Leah Greengar#4 / 4 Missing or out-of-date export DLL There's an article on Seagate's web site about this. You need to copy all of the dlls that start U2 from the Reports directory (in Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Tools) and place them in the Winnt\System32 directory. (Don't ask me why they don't have their setup file doing that...) Leah Mon, 03 Dec 2001 03:00:00 GMT Page 1 of 1 [ 4 post ] Relevant Pages 1. Error 20540 missing or out of date export dll for u2fxls.dll
I'm trying to build a VB6 console application to automatically export Crystal Reports to PDF format. This needs to be done without user interaction (no Save As or Print dialog boxes). The idea is to replace an existing application that uses Neevia DocCreator to print to PDF, but requires the user to interact with a Save As dialog for each report.
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I'm running into a problem when doing the actual export. In the code below, using a sample report for testing, the line "oXRpt.Export False" throws an error, "Missing or out-of-date export DLL." I have not been able to determine which dll it's referring to. The Crystal Report Export reference in the project points to C:\Program Files\Seagate Software\Viewers\ActiveXViewer\sviewhlp.dll. That dll exists in the referenced directory.
Fixed issue where if a spreadsheet was somehow corrupted and was missing the named ranges for a view, refreshing data caused a Ribbon Class Error (create range error). We added error handling when trying to get the named range. If an error occurs then fall back to using the range that should be in the add-in xml.
Contents for May 2011:** New features in Crystal Reports 2011 ** License changes in Crystal Reports 2011 ** Update to my comparison of server-based schedulers** My library of Crystal Reports materials** Tools for troubleshooting** Case study for UNION of daily files** New Crystal Reports licensing overview** Let me create your Crystal Reports** Formatting chart dates (part 2)** Mysterious blank pages** Open enrollment Crystal classes in Frederick, MD Other recent blog articles: Crystal Reports 2011 release notes Evaluate CR Server "in the cloud" (or maybe not) Odd error using ODBC to IBM U2 Classic VB runtime and PDF exports
Update to my comparison of server-based schedulersIn my March newsletter I updated my review of desktop scheduling toolsfor Crystal Reports. These tools allow you to automatically run a report, export it to a file and deliver it to an Email InBox at a set time every day or week. This months review is also for scheduling tools, but while the March list was desktop-based schedulers, this list is server-based schedulers.Most people who need to schedule reports will be fine using a desktop scheduler, even if they have to deliver reports to many recipients. But in some environments there will be many people scheduling reports and in those cases it might make sense to upgrade to a server-based scheduler. So my blog post compares eight server-based tools, providing you with their core features and prices so that you can narrow down your search. Two of the tools are new this year:The tools being compared are: Navarre Report Scheduler by PCS Programming cView SERVER by Chelsea Technologies Ps Report Scheduler by Perryman Software rePORTAL SC by rePORTAL Software Report Runner Batch Enterprise by Jeff-Net Liaison Messenger EDD by Liaison Software Corp Universal Report Server by VersaReports CRD Premium Edition by ChristianSteven SoftwareYou can read a brief rundown of each product and download a feature comparison matrix (PDF) that gives the details. And, with so many complex features I have written a feature glossary to define the key features. Finally, if you have tried one of these products and haven't given me your opinion yet, please do.
Tools for troubleshootingRecently an unusual number of customers have brought me errors to troubleshoot. Most of them involve errors outside of Crystal with things like missing DLL files or installs that seem the same but that behave differently. So I was pleasantly surprised to find a recent blog poston the SAP web site that provides a list of free tools for helping to troubleshoot things like this. There are 5 tools listed but I think two would apply most to the problems I faced this month:1) Modulesis a free utility from the SAP web site. It allows you to run a report on two different systems (ie one that works and one that doesn't) and find all the files that are different in those two environments. It makes a list of the files used in each environment and then compares to see which are different. It is an old tool but worked fine in my Win7 64 environment.2) Depends.exe(Dependency walker) is another free tool that takes an EXE or DLL file and lists all of the other files that it relies on. This is perfect for when you have a DLL that won't work or register correctly. Often a missing dependent file is part of the problem.And if you need to troubleshoot hangs and crashes, monitor HTTP / HTTPS traffic or monitor local file system and registry activity, the other tools should help.
I am used to helping users troubleshoot blank pages in their Crystal Reports. The usual culprits are blank report footers or group footers that need to be suppressed. Occasionally there is a page break that isn't put in correctly. But I recently had one that I had not seen before. In preview the report showed 3 pages. But if the report was printed there were double the number of pages, with a blank page between each printed page. The same doubling would happen when it was exported to a PDF.What I found was an image object (an OLE object) that was just a hair wider than the printable area on the page. In preview this would show as a white space to the right of the printed page, which was easy to overlook. It also didn't affect the page count. But when printed or exported to PDF it would alternate printed and blank pages and double the page count. Once the OLE object was moved to within the printable area the blank pages went away.This surprised me because normal CR objects that have a static size (fields, charts, boxes, etc) are just truncated if they stretch to the right too far. The only object that I knew of that could generate these pages to the right were cross-tabs, because their width is dynamic. So if you have a mysterious extra page in your report this is one more thing to check.
Other recent blog articles: Crystal Reports 2011 release notes Evaluate CR Server "in the cloud" (or maybe not) Odd error using ODBC to IBM U2 Classic VB runtime and PDF exports
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