Windows 7 & Crystal Reports 9 – Azalea’s PostNet user function Barcode dll not recognized
I recently upgraded to a new computer - with Win 7 OS
After some work getting oracle ODBCs created with
C:WindowsSysWOW64odbcad32.exe,
Crystal 9 would not connect to oracle ODBCs correctly using the default install location [got TNS error]
I had to install it at C:Crystal Reports 9 -- it then worked fine.
However, any reports using the Azalea Brand barcode software would not compile
example formula: BarcodePostnet({taplet1_txt.ZIP})
error: UFL u2lbcode.dll that implements function is missing
I have run Azalea softwares POSTSetup.exe and copied barcode.dll and u2lbcode.dll to multiple locations
c:windowssystem32
c:windowscrystal [had to create this subdir]
The Azalea Crystal 9 / win XP pdf documentation says dll should be in
C:Program FilesCommon FilesCrystal Decisions2.0bin
but this directory does not exist with my installation of crystal
Azalea website documentation s says dll should be in
c:windowssystem32 for win XP and Win 7
I also checked where other user function dlls that do show up in crystal [ELEMENTke u25dts.dll] are stored and put dlls tin same location
C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesBusiness Objects3.0bin
C:Program Files (x86)Common FilesCrystal Decisions2.0bin
[these subdir do not exist under c:Program Files
I also Tried to register dll with no luck regsrvr32 .... ["the specified module cannot be found">
Any ideas on how to get u2lbcode.dll recognized by Crystal 9 on this win 7 installation would be greatly appreciated
Thank You
Software/Hardware used:
win 7 - crystal 9
Software/Hardware used:
win 7 - crystal 9
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December 16, 2010 8:13 PM
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March 11, 2011 12:28 AM
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I am having the same problems. I have Crystal Reports 10 on Windows 7 64-bit and cannot get the Azalea UFL to return the barcode. As you have discovered, it cannot seemingly be registered and the instructions say to install it in directories that do not exist.
The report is used in a ASP.NET 1.0 website (successfully right now) but we are trying to move to .NET 2.0 (nothing like staying with the most current technology) and cannot get the .NET 2.0 website to produce the report with the order # as a barcode.
I have the Azalaea UFL installer and it seems to run successfully. Running it a second (or 3rd) time it asks if it should repair or remove the UFL, so something is telling it that the UFL was installed.
Have you had any luck with this problem since you posted?