Neil:

Thanks for the assistance - we reported it to  RDCC a few weeks ago and
spoke to RBTI tech support.

Their feeling was that it was a bug in Crystal Reports and not an Oterro
bug. (The folks at Crystal Reports felt it was a bug in Oterro.)

RBTI also told me that none of the current Oterro owners had ever
complained about it, so that's why I brought it up here in the listserv to
see if anyone else had run into it.

BTW, in a simple comparison test, we also used MS Access to do a query
against one of the sample R:Base databases using Oterro and encountered the
same problem.


Tony

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Tony

>
> We're already using Crystal Reports 8.5
>

Given that,  I guess you'd have to put a small front end together with VB
and control report data selection that way.

I can see what you mean - I can reproduce it here.
If you use the selection expert and select on a date you end up with some
SQL that looks like:

SELECT
    Salesinf.`empid`, Salesinf.`xtransdate`
FROM
    `Salesinf` Salesinf
WHERE
    Salesinf.`xtransdate` = {d '1996-11-23'}

Crystal does the same sort of thing against a SQL Server 7 datasource,
although SQL Server understands the syntax.
It also happens whether you use OLEDB or ODBC.

Have you officially bugged it through RDCC with a small sample report
against CONCOMP?

To give the RBTI their due, Oterro 1.1  used to put a '1' on the end of all
the correllation names in the SQL Query that Crystal generated and they
fixed that....

Neil

Neil Smith
Aspen Software
www.aspensoftware.co.uk





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