connecting sqlite database with crystal report in Visual Studio-2012

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In Visual Studio 2012 Server Explorer the sqlite tables are connected and visible but in Field Explorer I don't know which data provider is suited for sqlite database ? Tell me How to Connect field Explorer of crystal report to sqilte Database? Thanks

Posted 6-Oct-13 19:19pm

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Updated 1-Dec-16 23:02pm

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Member 8920414 7-Oct-13 1:20am

You can see my question with image on following link :http://www.dbtalks.com/Forums/Thread/1400/connecting-sqlite-database-with-crystal-report-in-vs-2012.aspx

thatraja 7-Oct-13 11:25am

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Dear please use Datasets for connecting Sqllite or anyother database which are not directly supported by crystal reports

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CHill60 2-Dec-16 11:41am

Not very clear! Do you want to explain "how"

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thatraja · Accepted Answer · 2013-10-06T21:39:00

Go with PUSH method which is used by most people, it's nothing but loading reports without db. Here a sample tutorial.
C# Crystal Reports without database[^]

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Your Comment(which has been deleted by you ??? ):
Not data base is huge .your solution is just for practice not for professionals work

No, I disagree. In past, I have used that method on more than couple of projects. Actually one of our clients wanted to switchover to another database(SQL to Oracle), So we choose the PUSH method. That project now has around 300+ reports. It's not a easy job to change connection on those reports when client wants to go with some other database. Besides, you won't get issues like Timeout error. There're more things related to this method.