Service Pack Readme (Adapt)

CE10WIN_EN_SP4
RDC Designers
ADAPT00370532
Description:
Patch ID: 36860851
A rowset error occurs and no data is returned to Crystal Reports. This problem is caused by SQL statements that reference Informix datetime
datatypes (datetime xxx to xxx).
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
Known Limitations:
For UNIX:
- None.
For Windows:
- This Hotfix applies to the following drivers:-
CR Informix ODBC Driver 4.20 (Datadirect)
INFORMIX 3.80 32 BIT (Informix)
INFORMIX 3.34 32 BIT (Informix)
Reliability
ADAPT00407226
Description:
Patch ID: 37167640
Some ports for the Report Application Server versions XI, 10 and 9 fail to respond due to a memory leak.
The ports fail to respond because the program fails to free the memory from TCP port 1566 for versions XI and 10 and port 1560 for version 9,
after users connect to that port and send data. In that case, the crystalras.exe process consumes all memory that belongs to the server.
By design, memory is freed from TCP port 1566 and 1560 only when it receives a message.
New Behavior:
This problem has been resolved by freeing the memory even when no message is received after a connection attempt.
Report presentation
ADAPT00456358
Description:
Patch ID: 37660711
When Crystal Reports version 10 is used to view an instance of a report that contains saved data and was created in Crystal Reports version 9, the
logon prompt appears when users click the link to the report's subreport.
This problem happens when a field in the main report with a NULL value is linked to a parameter field in the subreport. In that case, the
parameter value in the subreport will also have null value and bCurrentValueSet is then set to false. Because the data source for the subreport is
not found, users are prompted for database logon credentials.
New Behavior:
This problem is resolved.
The value for bCurrentValueSet is set to true once the report is opened.
Report processing