CE10WIN_EN_SP6

CE10WIN_EN_SP5
Report processing
ADAPT00413203 Patch ID: 37348558
Description:
When users run a report that has unlinked tables or stored procedures in a Sybase 12.5 database, the report may fail to process.
The cause of the problem is that the Sybase native driver does not support multiple queries on one connection, a situation that cause
an infinite loop to occur.
New Behavior:
An error message appears if two unlinked tables or stored procedures are used to create a report. The error says: "Failed to open a
rowset. Only one command can execute at a time."
Report Servers
ADAPT00508008 Patch ID: 38145858
Description:
When viewing reports on demand, the page server tries to log on with a blank password before prompting users to enter their logon
information.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
To enable this fix, users must set the value of the following registry key to "Yes": HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\Business
Objects\Suite 11.0\Crystal Reports\Database\AvoidEmptyPasswordLogon.
Setting the value of the registry key to "No" will enable use of the empty password logon.
To enable this fix for Crystal Reports 9, do the steps above and replace "Business Objects" with "Crystal Decisions" and replace "Suite
11.0" with "9.0".
If the registry key does not exist after this HotFix is installed, users must create it as a String Value.
Separated values
ADAPT00005184 Patch ID: 38055491
Description:
A blank line appears at the end of the text file when a report is exported to text format. This blank line can be disruptive to
applications that are parsing the text file for data.
New Behavior:
A registry subkey lets users add or remove blank lines that appear at the end of a text export. This subkey is called
SuppressTrailingNewlines. The default value of this subkey is 0 (default behavior). When the subkey is given a value of 1, blank lines
won't appear at the end of a text export. The final character of data in a text file marks the end of the text file.
Note that Crystal Reports reads from the HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry tree; BusinessObjects Enterprise services, which run in the
local system account, read from the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE registry tree.