Crystal Report For Windows 7 32 Bit

I have a program that is written and complied in vb6 and uses crystal reports version 8.0.1.0. I am connecting to a SQL 2005 database and using the Crystal Report Viewer for the reports. Everything is written in an XP environment and has been running in XP for years with no problems. I recently received a request to run on Windows 7 32 bit.

I modified the install and things have gone well with VB6 and SQL 2005, but Crystal Reports is giving the following error Run-time error ‘- (80047288)’ Server has not yet been opened. I know the database connection is open and fine, because VB6 is able to fill drop down boxes with information from the database. My development computer is setup with 2 hard drives. One boots to XP and the other boots to windows 7 64 bit. When I run the program that has been installed on the Windows 7 drive from the XP drive everything works fine. (example: from the c: drive of XP move to D: drive that is Windows 7 and run the program.

Sep 06, 2015 (windows 7 32 bit, crystal report). I think the problem come from crystal report? On windows 7 64 bit.NET framework 4.5.2 is installed. Just installed CR 2008 SP3 on a Windows 7 (32-bit) pc.When I select File - Open, I don't get a prompt for an existing report.When I select File - New, I can create a. How to download and Install Crystal Report Runtime. 32 Bit 64 Bit. A merge module is windows installer package.

) If the same program is connected to an Access database in the Windows 7 environment, there is no problem with the reports. I hope there is an easy fix for this. For another problem. On windows 7 64 bit I am unable to install SQL 2005 32 bit. It errors out with not being able to connect to the database during the install.

If I cannot install the 32 bit SQL 2005 on Windows 2005 how can I setup a connection string that would see the SQL server I have on the XP drive from the Windows 7 drive. Space Battleship Yamato English Dub. Is this possible. I am a developer and know I am going to be facing these questions a lot in the future.

My clients are slow to change operating systems and definitely to change program platforms. Thanks ahead for your answers to my problems Suzanne Lechner.

My application uses CR Basic 2008 for reporting. My database backend is Microsoft Access, so I have set my program to deploy as 32 bit on x86 only.

Works great on Windows 7 64 bit boxes that way, except that even though I force 32 bit install, the Visual Studio installer still downloads the CR prerequisite and installs the 64 bit version. My users then have to uninstall the 64 bit version and install the 32 bit version. Is there a way I can force the 32 bit install of CR? This thread is close, but I don't want to do it with ClickOnce. Hi Allen34, Thank you for posting.

Is your app running in 32bit or 64bit mode? I have a bunch of reports that use an ODBC connection that is 32bit mode only, so my app has to run in 32bit. When the installer install Crystal, Crystal sees the 64bit environment and installs the 64bit version. So when my program attempts to create a report, 32bit Crystal is not there. Best Regards, Larcolais Larcolais Gong[MSFT] MSDN Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help.

Hi Allen34, Thank you for posting. Is your app running in 32bit or 64bit mode? I have a bunch of reports that use an ODBC connection that is 32bit mode only, so my app has to run in 32bit. When the installer install Crystal, Crystal sees the 64bit environment and installs the 64bit version. So when my program attempts to create a report, 32bit Crystal is not there. Best Regards, Larcolais Larcolais Gong[MSFT] MSDN Community Support Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help and unmark them if they provide no help. Yes, it is running in 32bit mode on 64bit machines and the installer is installing the 64bit Crystal Reports.

I need the installer to install the 32bit version of CR.