It seems that 3 reasonable enhancements to the basick R:Charts would be:
1. ability to use R:Charts while connected with R:Base (Sami - based on your comments - I am guessing that there is some way to access charts from R:Base once they have been created, I just have not figured that part out yet.)
If you have purchased a multi-user version of R:Charts this is no problem. I can work in the R:Charts designer while the db is open with MULTI ON and STATICDB ON.
2. The ability to pass "Where" conditions as part of the chart.
For my part this is a non-starter. If you use the technique that most of us do - create a temp table (or view) on which the chart is based, write some R:Base code to load the table, then invoke the rbl, you will have no need whatever to pass a where clause to R:Charts. Simply limit the data in the table or view as appropriate. This requires that while developing the chart format itself the table is "permanent" in the database. Once the chart is developed, drop the table/view and make it temporary as noted above.
3. The ability to set users to deal with R:Base security implementations.
Again, if you follow the strictures in 2. above, this is a non-starter.
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