You can create a file DSN on anycomputer and then dump it into the application install path and use 'DSN = app.path & '' in your connection string. The file DSN may even be easier, although it further abstracts the connection string by placing it in a file and forcing the app to use the OLEDB ODBC provider (adding an extra layer) instead of just the OLEDB provider for SQL Server. Provider=SQOLEDB.1 Server=atabase= UID=UserID PWD=Password You would be better to recode the connection string to the SQL Server database as a connection string, not a DSN. If your ReportServer is installed in a Linux environment, you have to install Microsoft's TrueType core fonts in order to run Crystal reports. Install Microsoft's TrueType core fonts on a Linux-Based ReportServer Installation Please refer to this for more information: For avoiding using the affected Crystal log4j libraries, use the log4j adapter (log4j-1.2-api) as described above. Crystal, on its current version CR4ERL27_0-80004572, is affected. Regarding this critical security issue: CVE-2021-44228. Since ReportServer contains log4j libraries as of 4.3.0, you need the log4j adapter (log4j-1.2-api), available here. Copy the above mentioned jars to the ReportServer WEB-INF/lib directory and start ReportServer. Note that these should not be included as ReportServer already ships with newer versions of these components. That is, all jars except some commons-*.jar and the log4j*.jar. This includes all the additional libraries you have to install to get going with Crystal Reports. Unzip the archive and locate the lib directory. At the time of writing the version available is CR4ERL27_0-80004572. Download the there located archive (around 67 MB). You may have to register here: and then click on the ''Runtime libraries'' link.

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