Re: Slow Crystal Reports with Oracle
From: Daniel Morgan <damorgan_at_x.washington.edu>
Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 15:19:57 -0700
Message-ID: <1066515609.172520_at_yasure>
kris p wrote:
[Quoted] you should find someone that knows something about it and determine whether the issue is
Oracle, Crystal, or the connection. For example it could just be a really bad report deisgn using
a lot of subreports.
Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 15:19:57 -0700
Message-ID: <1066515609.172520_at_yasure>
[Quoted] First thing you should do is stop using the ODBC connection. Then, since it is not your reportAnd what versions do You use (database, OS, app) ? And what kind of app do You use (C++ DCOM says nothing) ? And what is the SQL like (most of them are "complex") ? And so forth ...I should have written, HOW does Crystal communicate with Oracle. When a report is being printed, my application sits idle. It's not really my code, otherwise I would probably know the answer. The Oracle ODBC driver version is 8.1.77, win2k. I think I should delve more into the code and then rephrase the question.better goto comp.databases.oracle.crystalball ... sorry, I couldnt rethitht ;):-) kristoff plasun
[Quoted] you should find someone that knows something about it and determine whether the issue is
Oracle, Crystal, or the connection. For example it could just be a really bad report deisgn using
a lot of subreports.
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