Hmm - time to answer my own postings :)
Mark Derricutt wrote:
This is a worry. Some add on third party things don't keep up with the
play. Mark didn't you say earlier you couldn't get this to install?
In this case it was I that didn't keep up with the play and installing
the latest release
Russell wrote
This reply is from a pragmatic Crystal Reports user not from someone who
knows Crystal internals well. I'm using the Crystal Reports Print Engine 16
from a D1 application and some reports requiring a date range or name of
person it brings back all records to the client pc for
Someone earlier said CR7 does server side filtering.
The manual says this is new to CR7.
CR can export to RTF faily well but it cannot
export correctly to MS Word preserving all the formatting...
Is that generally a requirement of report writers?
At 13:36 15/03/99 +1300, you wrote:
Someone earlier said CR7 does server side filtering.
The manual says this is new to CR7.
CR can export to RTF faily well but it cannot
export correctly to MS Word preserving all the formatting...
Is that generally a
Tony wrote:
nice simple report builder to hand on to my customers instead of Crystal,
but there does not appear to be much out there. As Steve points out, if
Report Builder Pro provides a very nice royalty free end-user report
designer. Report formats can be stored in BLOB fields inside a
Fair enough...
So I'm preparing to shift my 16 bit apps report package into a D4 program
and this will mean having two bde's installed on each clients server. One
for the app and one for its reporting package.
Regards
Russell Belding
Belding Computing Devices
WINLAW, BIZXWORD, ENGPER.
At 13:46 15/03/99 +1300, you wrote:
Report Builder Pro provides a very nice royalty free end-user report
designer. Report formats can be stored in BLOB fields inside a database
which is very handy, or also saved to disk. The report designer has
-full- query-by-example editors so that you're
We are using CR6 on Access (900 MB) and MS SQL Server 6.5
databases up to 1.2Gb with no problems.
So can you please let us in on the secret, How do you get a report to run in
a reasonable time where you have a join involving say 8 tables (not an
unreasonable number) accross a 900MB DB, where
At 22:45 12/03/99 +1300, Tony wrote:
The question I asked on my last mail was directed to the chap, who obviously
new Crystal very well, but unfortunatly I haven't had a reply. To refresh
your memory, the question was "Does Crystal still create real dumb SQL which
can not be modified and which
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From: Mark Derricutt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, 12 March 1999 10:27
Subject: [DUG]: Report Builder Pro (was Delphi and Crystal on NT4)
Tony Blomfield wrote:
In addition, IMO quick reports is very much
At 10:45 pm 12/3/1999 +1300, Tony Blomfield said:
The question I asked on my last mail was directed to the chap, who obviously
new Crystal very well, but unfortunatly I haven't had a reply. To refresh
your memory, the question was "Does Crystal still create real dumb SQL which
can not be modified
Steve Peacocke wrote:
I've been using QR but will have a looky at this RBPro due to the kind
words and warm fuzzies experienced by others here.
Steve, don't forget to check out the news.digatal-metaphors.com usenet
server, just reading through should be very informative for you as well.
Mark
Tony Blomfield wrote:
In addition, IMO quick reports is very much simpler to use. Now we have
Report Builder Pro, and that is a superb product. It is hard to imagine how
Crystal could compete with RB Pro.
*yay* another RBPro developer :) I've been using RBPro for a while now
and find it to
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