You can download the files at the following locations. MAS 500 user account – this is the user that will be associated with the command line syntax to run the report, I recommend you create a MAS 500 user and make this user a Read Only user as well as limit what this user has access too based on what they need for the reporting processįirst you will need the Crystal Runtime files.

Crystal Report (rpt file) – this is the actual Crystal Report file that you created ahead of time.

Crystal Report runtime – this needs to be the actual version of the Windows Server that you will run this from.

You will need the following items to accomplish this task. As you will see later the output can be various formats as supported by Crystal Reports. This could be a sales order listing by Salesperson sent to each salesperson, an AR Aging Report by Customer for your Salespeople or something as simple as a Customer list. What we are doing here is creating a Crystal Report format that we wish to run to compile information for distribution to team members, etc. I am just using this based on where we have used it before. You could this for reports unrelated to MAS 500 as well. Configuring some of these items requires that you take additional steps to secure your database and network to ensure adequate protection. » Need more help with Crystal Reports? Contact our team.īefore I go any further I want to provide a disclaimer. Please see this blog if you are running Windows Server 2012 R2 64 bit, SQL Server 2014 64 bit and Sage 500 ERP v 7.8 For this posting I am running on Windows Server 2008 R2 64 bit, SQL Server 2008 R2 64 bit and Sage ERP MAS 500 v 7.4. This is what I am going to discuss in the post.

Business / Enterprise Intelligence (24)Ī lot of Sage ERP MAS 500 clients ask us how they can have some reports generated automatically, put on a schedule and email them to team members.If you still can't get to that page send me an email or PM or something and we'll figure out how I can FTP it to you. The file seems to be about 520 MB, and I am downloading it now. I'll drop in the screenshot if I can (nope, can't). Which does finally get me to a page that seems to be allowing me to download SP 12. I did search through the SAP articles and finally found this link: /./main_public.htm I think you are saying the link in the 'Crystal Reports 2011 updates and Hot Fixes' KB asks for a login, which I also cannot login to. I used to be able to find the site through the Sage KnowledgeBase by searching for the 'Calendar widget' KB (which I wrote, by the way) and following that link (with the disclaimer that a login was required).

They are way ahead of Sage, by the way, when it comes to continually making their site harder to navigate and more difficult to find anything useful. I should qualify this by saying that I have registered (a long time ago) on the SAP support site.

Crystal report runtime 32 bit