Test your application on another machine, not on developer one.
I use this code for my reports :
ShowReport( DataTable dtReport, ReportDocument ReportName)
{
ReportDocument rptDoc = new ReportDocument();
ReportName.SetDataSource(dtReport);
this.crvReports.ReportSource = ReportName;
this.crvReports.RefreshReport();
}
Dataset for report is always passed from application. Crystal don't
use connection used to design the report and it's not connected to
database.

Regards,
Paul

--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Debay" <rdebay@...>
wrote:

>
> It's looking like Crystal Reports is holding transactions open,

even if

> the report is closed.
> I've seen cases where a user will close all their reports, but keep

a

> connection to the database. Only after the application is closed

do the

> transaction numbers move. It looks like Crystal polls the database,
> trying to keep itself current with all meta-data changes.
> Is this a problem inherent with Crystal, or do we have it

misconfigured?

>
> Thanks, Rick DeBay
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