Errors like this could be due to insufficient rights to the new data drive P:, or that a file or files(s) required by Crystal for Adagio have a 'read only' attribute.

Since you do this 'all the time' what has changed in this case?

Do the errors occur while opening a specific report, THEN changing the data directory (i.e. using the Verify Database function) OR when you try to create a NEW report, or when you open the Crystal for Adagio program, or when you try to create a new report and you are selecting the 'database' from the 'Data Explorer' screen - or????

Did you move the data to drive P: from drive C: and now the report returns errors?

If you are trying to report on an incompatible version of an ACCPAC Plus program similar errors could occur if tables for this version are not supported by Crystal Reports for Adagio.

What program's data are you trying to report on?
What version is it?

Please give exact details on what you have done prior to these errors - the more information we have to work with, the better we are able to assist you, for example:

Did you recently upgrade one of your ACCPAC or 3rd Party programs?
Did you add a table to your report?
Was it a brand new report or an existing one?
Are you using the same station that always uses Crystal for Adagio (i.e. the station it was installed to - or another station? - please give details.)?

Thanks

The solution is to use Set Location and propagate changes.

Save the change and then cycle through Verify database, saving after each time, until you receive the message that the report is up to date.