Re: [Q] Client/Server Report Writer
Posted in 1996
Is this software from "IQ Software" there address is www.iqsc.com? Has anyone seen report writting sotware that starts the view of data based on the RI that exist in the DB (i.e uses sysconstraints and sysindexes) to give me a default of how tables should be joined? In many assistance my day to day user does not know this information, so I would like a report writter that at least gives them intially what is defined in the DB. This is for the joining of data, then if they choose to elminate or join anther way, so be it, but atleast they get intially how the realtionship between tables (if any) are defined. Am I dreaming a hopless dream. Thanks in advance for any response! ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cheryl Kendricks Internet:cherylk@prod1.jcdc.doleta.gov OR cherylk@gwysmtp.jcdc.doleta.gov DTSI, Inc. Database Administrator - DOL Job Corps San Marcos, Texas ------------------------------------------------------------------------ On 21 Jun 1996, Storm Software wrote: > IQ Objects is quite simply the best product out on the market at the moment. > > It gets the syntax unbelievably correct (we added two conditions of > period is null 'and' period =6 and it generated > (period is null or period = 6) quite correctly. > > For summarisation it does all the work on the server - brilliantly. > > You can have multiple selects in the same document (in fact every column > printed could be a complete report in its own right!) > > Charts are fab. > > Generates HTML output as well. > > Beat that! >