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I stumbled across this post by Jason Irwin, that describes how to solve the mystery of connecting Crystal Reports to data from a SQL Compact file – by elegantly using a dataset as the “middleman” or common language, if you like.
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Seems OK to me ?!
The link has indeed died.I tried at different time intervals just in case to take care of the internet-service-provider's hiccups.IF possible, please do a repost of "Jason Iriwn's" content on a well known SQL-CE forum (msdn may be)That was just a suggestion as many people like me seem to be stuck into this trap of SQL CE Vs Crystal Reports.~Mukesh
The link works fine for me!? An alternative approach is described here: http://erikej.blogspot.com/2008/10/accessing-sql-compact-from-sql-server.html
You are just convert dataset to xml file and save one particular location then you can easily do the crystal reports using sql server compact edition
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Link died!!!
Please repost
Thanks
Seems OK to me ?!
The link has indeed died.
I tried at different time intervals just in case to take care of the internet-service-provider's hiccups.
IF possible, please do a repost of "Jason Iriwn's" content on a well known SQL-CE forum (msdn may be)
That was just a suggestion as many people like me seem to be stuck into this trap of SQL CE Vs Crystal Reports.
~Mukesh
The link works fine for me!? An alternative approach is described here: http://erikej.blogspot.com/2008/10/accessing-sql-compact-from-sql-server.html
You are just convert dataset to xml file and save one particular location then you can easily do the crystal reports using sql server compact edition
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