Rich,
As you can probably tell, that is a bit of a generic error than can mean lots of different things. Off the top of my head, here would be a few suggestions:
- Try leaving the database server and database name fields blank. Especially with Oracle the concept of the server name and the database name are a bit blurred. Also note that Logicity doesn't do a "Set Location" on the report each time that it runs it so you will need to make sure that the TNS name / ODBC connection name that you used to create the report in Crystal is set up the same on this computer.
- We've definitely seen issues where reports created in 8.5 need to be opened and saved in a later version of Crystal before they work with Logicity (which is built for Crystal 2013).
- If your report uses ODBC, make sure that you have the connection set up and that every detail matches how that connection was configured on your Crystal machine.
- If you are on a 64-bit version of Windows make sure that you are entering your ODBC connection in the 32-bit version of the ODBC control panel. Search the forum if you are unfamiliar with that process as we have walked several folks through that.
That is all I can think of at the moment.
Regards,
Adam
