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+ | ===== Question ===== | ||
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+ | How do I prevent Crystal reports from keeping an open connection to SQL Sever after closing the report in Control? The connections are closed only after closing Control. | ||
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+ | ===== Answer ===== | ||
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+ | To force Crystal reports to close connections to SQL Server in Control: | ||
+ | - Add this option to the Control startup options (Control shortcut, Options file, or registry): LogOffCrystalReports=1 | ||
+ | - If using Production Terminal, add the option to the SSLIP_Options file as well. | ||
+ | - Restart Control and SSLIP. | ||
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+ | Notes: | ||
+ | * The ODBC SQL connections mad for the reports will be closed after the report is closed. | ||
+ | * Entered : 04/07/2010 | ||
+ | * Version(s) : Control 4.40.1004.0801+ | ||
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