Hello,
I myself have used the Logicity viewer to view from Vantage some of my custom ODBC reports. I created a custom BOM report, and found that the Crystal Reports runtime in Vantage produces wacky results if you use lots of subreports. I would develop the report, and it would look fine in the CR runtime inside Crystal Reports. When I went to run it in Vantage, it would run, but some fields in the subreports would be randomly blank.After a lot of headscratching I tried a different CR runtime, and the Logicity one worked perfectly! So I wrote a little bit of scripting framework that lets me check to see if the user has the necessary prerequisites installed (Logicity Viewer and SQL Native Client). If so it launches the Logicity viewer, if not it points them at a web page where they can get the prereqs.
Thanks

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