CE90WIN_EN_SP5

CE90WIN_EN_SP1
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ADAPT00133199
Description:
Patch ID: 35111363
When connecting to a secure Act! database, users receive a "Not Supported" message and cannot create reports.
New Behavior:
After providing logon information, users can create reports off of secure Act! databases.
ADAPT00145062
Description:
Patch ID: 35185387
When a user scheduled a report in Crystal Enterprise using the Lawson OLE database provider, any database log on requirements
would fail.
New Behavior:
The database log on procedure was modified to honor the required connection string that the Lawson OLE database provider requires.
A report using the Lawson OLE provider can now be scheduled successfully.
ADAPT00145675
Description:
Patch ID: 35215755
Crystal Reports does not prompt for a user name when using a secure ODBC connection to Microsoft Access as it was designed to
only support database-level security.
New Behavior:
Crystal Reports now supports user-level or database-level security for Microsoft Access, but not both concurrently.
ADAPT00146016
Description:
Patch ID: 35271948
In Crystal Reports, the following error message is displayed when an invalid character is used in the database table alias name: Query
Engine Error: “The alias requested “my\aliasname”, contains a combination of characters which is not considered to be valid”. The
invalid characters are: .:{}()@&$#^!*~|%", -+>,/\`
New Behavior:
A registry subkey now exists that Crystal Reports uses to identify what characters are considered to be invalid for alias names. By
default, the registry subkey value data contains the following characters: .:{}()@&$#^!*~|%"- If you wish to use one of the invalid
characters in an alias name, remove the desired character from the registry subkey value data.
The registry subkey is:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Crystal Decisions\9.0\Crystal
Reports\Database\InvalidAliasCharList