CE10WIN_EN_SP6

CE10WIN_EN_SP6
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ADAPT00283737 Patch ID: 37274029
Description:
Reports cannot be created from data in an Oracle database when the database table name is more than 28 characters long and the
ODBC driver is SQORA32.dll.
The cause of the problem is that Crystal Reports supports case-insensitive table matching; however, the ODBC driver supports case
insensitive table matching only when the table name is surrounded by quotation marks.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
To solve the problem, a check is made to determine if an Oracle database is used for reports that have table names longer than 28
characters. Under those conditions, the system accepts two more characters, to raise the limit from 28 to 30 characters.
Known Limitations:
Database table names longer than 28 characters must be in uppercase letters. The limit for database table names is 30 characters. By
not quoting 29 and 30 character strings, only all-uppercase characters are sure to work.
ADAPT00563115 Patch ID: 38506835
Description:
Users are unable to create JDBC reports against an Informix Dynamic Server 9.4.
When connecting to Informix, the fields of the selected tables are not visible. A custom-written command that uses the "Add
Command" option works properly.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
Users no longer have to write a command that uses the "Add Command" option.
To use the Informix Driver, set the entry "GenericJDBCDriverBehavior = Informix" in the configuration file CRDB_JavaServer.ini
(Version 10).
ADAPT00598195 Patch ID: 38647387
Description:
When using a Btrieve database in Crystal Report, the following problems happen:
- A record selection formula of the form {x.type} "y" returns no data.
- Selecting the "Use Indexes or server for Speed" option in "Report Options" causes different records to be returned than when the "Use
Indexes or server for Speed" option is left unchecked; the "Use Indexes or server for Speed" option is for optimization purposes only
and should not affect record retrieval.
3. Changing or reversing links between tables causes incorrect records to be returned.
New Behavior:
All three problems are resolved.