We are using custom ado.net dll that has a function which when called
from Crystal returns a dataset. When developing a report this dll
resides on a developer's workstation and everything is just fine:
ADO.NET connection properties:
File Path = 'C:\blablabla\dllname.dll"
Class Name = "MyClassName"
DataSet Names = "FunctionThatReturnsDataSet"
But when report is going to be installed in production environment this
dll will be located somewhere else, so we need to override a path to
that dll when calling Crystal viewer from within our app (not a .net
application). What method in "CrystalRuntime.Application.11" object
we need to change in order to achieve this?
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