dll error

takk · Posted: Fri May 25, 2007 2:46 pm Post subject: dll error

I am trying to run a report which pulls from a dBase file (dbf)

I get this error:

Failed to load database DLL 'crdb_p2bxbse.dll' could not be loaded.
Error in file c:docme!maxlocals.....
Failed to load database information.

I am running other reports which pull from a SQL database without any issues. On the same machine my dBase reports run from within Crystal v9 SP6 and SP7 fine.

jremley

I've experienced the same issue running xbase reports. Is this a limitation with the program or is there a solution?

Thank you!

kgroff · Site Admin

Did you install the Crystal Reports runtime files also?

akjarvis · Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2008 7:24 am Post subject: Experiencing Same Issue

Hi,

I'm having the same problem. I receive an error indicating that crdb_oracle.dll is unable to load. My reports that utilize the SQL Server connection are fine, but with reports that connect to Oracle via the crdb_oracle.dll, they don't work. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated; thank you!

tminori · Posted: Fri May 08, 2009 2:00 pm Post subject: DLL Error when running a report

I am getting the followin error when running a report in crystal delivery

Details: The database DLL"crdb_xml.dll" could not be loaded
Error in File: C:Docuemnts......TempCrystal-XML (##########).rpt
Failed to load databse information.

I have loaded the >NET framework 3.5
Crystal report basic runtime for visual studio 2008
Crystal delivery application

We are running XIR2

I can run the report when logged into PC in domain admin group, but I have a when they try to run it on the same PC (They have admin rights to PC) but they get the error above.

kgroff · Site Admin

Try copying your DLL into:

C:-Program Files-Business Objects-Common-2.8-bin

daspeac · Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 4:21 am Post subject:

Hi Takk,
I can recommend trying the repair microsoft sql server error: 824 program that automatically eliminates dbf errors. It is a good solution, if you experience any difficulties with dbx files. Hope this helps