When you try to open a Crystal Reports report from an application written in Delphi, the error "Access violation at address in module p2bxbse.dll" occurs. The report opens through the ActiveX component, version of Crystal Reports - 11.5 6 - it turned out that the error occurs only with a small part of the reports, which are still on version 6. The report is represented by a set of rpt and several dbf files. It occurs very rarely, but in different cases: both 32 and 64 bit Windows from XP to 7. It has not been possible to play so far. Even after attempting to spoil the CR installation, such an error did not occur. Find a solution, too, has not yet succeeded. A similar problem was related to the DEP settings in Windows, but in this case the same actions did not solve the problem.

Tell me, please: have you encountered such a problem? What are possible solutions?

Upd. 02.20.2016. We are trying to translate this report to Crystal Reports 11.5, with which such a problem has not yet arisen. Unsubscribe from the results.

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    Use the madExcept tool from madshi.net (free for non-commercial use). The report will show the call stack of each thread with the line number in the source code at the time of the error.

    • Is madExcept able to look into a third-party DLL? - Kromster
    • The error exactly occurs inside a third-party DLL, so this tool is unlikely to help. Thanks for the advice, I'll try. Any new information in this case will be useful. - Alexander Sukhanov
    • The fact that the error occurs in a third-party library does not yet indicate that there is a bug. Maybe you do not use it correctly. I would first of all look for errors in my code. - kot-da-vinci
    • The application works correctly on several thousand workplaces and about a dozen of these errors occur. Most likely the problem is in the environment, in the software or OS settings. But what exactly is the question. I tried many things: DEP settings, group policies, user rights, folder permissions did not help yet. - Alexander Sukhanov