We have been using Crystal Reports 8, 8.5, 9 & 10 RDC CRAXDRT in VB6 for many years to allow us to connect to different database providers at runtime using DatabaseTable.ConnectionProperties. This allows us to write one report that can be pointed to the same database structure on the two database platforms we support: Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server. We are in the process of upgrading to VB.Net 2008 and would like to migrate our RDC code to.Net so have replaced the CRAXDRT references with the Crystal Reports Basic 2008 ones included in Visual Studio 2008 Professional. Update scoreboard winning eleven 9 option. I have now spent at least 2 days searching the web and downloading APIs and Developer Help files etc. And cannot find a way to change the OLE DB Provider at runtime. I have tried using the following code to create new TableLogOnInfo and ConnectionInfo classes (with the Attributes set as they are when manually specified using the Crystal Reports Designer) and use the Table.ApplyLogOnInfo() function to apply them (see code below).

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