Crystal Report Load Report Failed

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I have developed an application on Asp.Net Webforms Framework 4.5 and I'm using Crystal Report Version 13 for reporting
I am using IIS7 for hosting web application,everything is working fine but I have an issue on Crystal Report connection after 50/100 times of reporting show/print I am getting this error : Load Report Failed

When I restart the IIS then it will work fine. I can't understand what is this issue. Please advice me something how to solve this issue. Its urgent

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Adeel

Posted 23-Jan-15 1:55am

adeez

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ZurdoDev 23-Jan-15 8:29am

Seems to be a memory leak of some kind somewhere. I'd suggest looking in event viewer to see if you can find any more info.

adeez 23-Jan-15 9:02am

Thanks for your quick reply RyanDev. I have check the issue which you are saying like Memory leakage but my system is showing atleast 2.5GB memory in available section.
Crystal Report stop working after 37 times of view.

I have used this 2 functions in Page_Unload but problem is still remain.
{CrystalReportVIewer.Dispose
CrystalReportVIewer.Refresh }

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