CE90WIN_EN_SP5

CE90WIN_EN_SP2
Report processing
ADAPT00159338
Description:
Patch ID: 35320881
When a page formatter that uses placeholder objects encounters a placeholder that interrupts it (such as a subreport or a cross-tab), it
continues to format further sections of the page. This behavior can create problems. For example, if the subreport or cross-tab object
shares values that are used in the report, the sub-report or Cross Tab may modify those values in the report; therefore, the values that
the page formatter changes may be invalid.
The page formatter also attempts to format the page footer, even when interrupted by a subreport or Cross-Tab. It also attempts to
format the page header, when the report header is very large, but leaves enough room to fit the page header.
New Behavior:
The page formatter no longer formats the page footer when interrupted by a placeholder object (subreport or Cross-Tab).
Known Limitations:
This fix restricts page formatting not only on the footer of the report, but also on the entire report. The page formatter no longer formats
any report that contains subreports or cross-tabs.
ADAPT00182924
Description:
Patch ID: 35522733
When saving reports that contain zero-use count fields, a CRPE query engine error (707) is returned. Zero-use count fields are unused
database fields, which should be removed when the report is saved, to avoid throwing an error message.
New Behavior:
New code allows these invalid fields to be ignored when the report is saved.
ADAPT00203824
Description:
Patch ID: 35690299
When the user creates and then refreshes a report using the crpe32.dll API, parameter prompts are displayed in the Crystal Reports UI,
rather than the Peoplesoft UI.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
ADAPT00206726
Description:
Patch ID: 35683351
An error occurs in Crystal Reports 9 when the users opens certain reports, clicks the Design tab, and then clicks the Preview tab. This
occurs with reports designed in Crystal Reports 8.5 that are based off a dictionary file.
The problem is caused by an internal function that evaluates on-demand formulas, which incorrectly sets the print state.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.