Comments on: Crystal Reports: Invalid Table Number

By: Srinivas M. P.

Srinivas M. P. — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 20:31:08 +0000

Thanks I resolved my issue with following code

Dim crrpt As New crrept
Dim cninfo As New ConnectionInfo
Dim tabloginfo As New TableLogOnInfo
Dim crtable As Table
Dim crtables As Tables
crrpt.Load(“crrept.rpt”)

With cninfo
.ServerName = “orcl”
.DatabaseName = “”
.UserID = “myuserid”
.Password = “mypassword”
End With

crrpt.SetParameterValue(“VI_TABLEID”, “GSCH0000000000001144″)

crtables = crrpt.Database.Tables

For Each crtable In crtables
tabloginfo = crtable.LogOnInfo
tabloginfo.ConnectionInfo = cninfo
crtable.ApplyLogOnInfo(tabloginfo)
crtable.Location = “MYUSERID.PKG_TEMP.” + crtable.Location.Substring(crtable.Location.LastIndexOf(“.”) + 1)
Next crtable

With crView
.ReportSource = crrpt
.Refresh()
End With

By: 42

42 — Wed, 19 May 2010 22:14:39 +0000

I think that you have 2 options if the SQL is located on a different server: Use ADS and create a domain account and authorize that user, or setup a SQL Server user and use SQL authentication rather than Integrated Services.

By: Nathan Freeman-Smith

Nathan Freeman-Smith — Wed, 19 May 2010 16:38:45 +0000

Hi, thanks for the information in your post. Im getting the error message you have described and your fix has worked for me before. Im getting the error again on another production server but the problem is the SQL server instance is on another machine so i cant add the ASPNET user to the SQL service instance as you cant add a local user from another machine!

do you know if i can specify the user Crystal reports is using to access the database? or can you think of another way i can get around this!?

Im using similar code to yours above to set the connection info to the new database so im pretty sure its not a code problem as it has worked on a number of other servers.

Best regards,

Nathan