1811884 - InProc RAS SDK does not return Group Sorts if "No Sort" is set in the Sort Collection

• Running a report in a Visual Studio .NET application
• Report has  "No Sort" set in the Sort Collection
• The Crystal Reports Designer may also terminate unexpectedly on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003

• SAP Crystal Reports 2008
• Crystal Reports for Visual Studio 2010
• Visual Studio 2010

1. Create a report
2. Set the Group Sorts to "No Sort" in the Sort Collection
3. Use the following Sorts collection code: 

   btnReportObjects.Text = "";
   foreach (CrystalDecisions.ReportAppServer.DataDefModel.Sort RASSortField in rptClientDoc.DataDefController.DataDefinition.Sorts)
   {
        foreach (SortField crSortField in rpt.DataDefinition.SortFields)
        {
              if (RASSortField.SortField.FormulaForm == crSortField.Field.FormulaName)
              {
                  if (crSortField.SortType.ToString() == SortFieldType.GroupSortField.ToString())
                  {
                        textBox1 = "Group Sort:\n ";
                  }
                        else
                             textBox1 = "Record Sort:\n ";
                             textBox1 += crSortField.Field.Name.ToString();
                                   textBox1 += "  ";
                }
         }

                   textBox1 += RASSortField.SortField.FormulaForm.ToString() + "\n";
                   textBox1 += "  ";
                   textBox1 += RASSortField.Direction.ToString() + "\n";
                   btnReportObjects.Text += textBox1;
                   btnReportObjects.AppendText("\n");
   }
   break;

Issue has been tracked  ADAPT01614097 and resolved in Service Pack 5

CR2010 2010 CR4VS2010 CR4VS VS2010 NET2010 Crystal Reports for .NET Framework 4.0 crforvs 13 2012 sorting , KBA , BI-DEV-NET-SDK , .NET SDK / COM SDK , Problem