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Try connecting using oracle native drivers?<br />
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Gary
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Try connecting using oracle native drivers?

Gary

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It works with Oracle native drivers, but we need to run this reports on analysts PCs through crystal reports runtime provided by CA Service Desk. This uses ODBC and hence the datasource in report jas to be through ODBC drivers
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It works with Oracle native drivers, but we need to run this reports on analysts PCs through crystal reports runtime provided by CA Service Desk. This uses ODBC and hence the datasource in report jas to be through ODBC drivers

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I have a description field in oracle with CLOB data type. When I add that to a report in Crystal Report, it gives an error failed to open rowset, and gives an oracle error related to BLOB/CLOB. The datasource connection is thru ODBC.<br />
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&nbsp;How can I see the data from this database filed in Crystal reports using ODBC?
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I have a description field in oracle with CLOB data type. When I add that to a report in Crystal Report, it gives an error failed to open rowset, and gives an oracle error related to BLOB/CLOB. The datasource connection is thru ODBC.

 How can I see the data from this database filed in Crystal reports using ODBC?

CLOB Field

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