//private crystalreport1 crreportdocument = new crystalreport1 ();

private database crdatabase;

private tables crtables;
private table crtable;
private tablelogoninfo crtablelogoninfo;
private connectioninfo crconnectioninfo = new connectioninfo ();

private void setreportlogin()

// {
// //setup the connection information structure
// //to log on to the data source for the report.
// // if using odbc, this should be the dsn. if using
// // oledb, etc, this should be the physical server
name
//
//
// crconnectioninfo.servername = "dsn or server name";
//
// // if you are connecting to oracle there is no
// // databasename. use an empty
// // string i.e. crconnectioninfo.databasename = "";
//
// crconnectioninfo.databasename = "databasename";
// crconnectioninfo.userid = "your userid";
// crconnectioninfo.password = "your password";
//
// // this code works for both user tables and stored
// //procedures
//
// //get the table information from the report
// crdatabase = crreportdocument.database;
// crtables = crdatabase.tables;
//
// //loop through all tables in the report and apply the
// //connection information for each table.
// for (int i = 0; i < crtables.count; i++)
// {
// crtable = crtables [i];
// crtablelogoninfo = crtable.logoninfo;
// crtablelogoninfo.connectioninfo =
// crconnectioninfo;
// crtable.applylogoninfo(crtablelogoninfo);
//
// //if your databasename is changing at runtime,
specify
// //the table location. for example, when you are
reporting
// //off of a northwind database on sql server
// //you should have the following line of code:
//
// crtable.location = "northwind.dbo." +
crtable.location.substring(crtable.location.lastindexof(".") + 1);
// }
//
// //set the viewer to the report object to
// //be previewed.
//
// crystalreportviewer1.reportsource = crreportdocument;
//
// }