Dick,
Go with Discoverer. As the admin, you can build a subset of the data
and push it out to the power users with the data labeled any way you
like. You can also give you power users the ability to create their own
views if you are so inclined. They accomplish this through the GUI,
with no
To ALL,
I've been given a project to find a way to make data easily available to end
users, preferably via a thin client (read that as browser based). We're looking
at Discoverer 3000 and 9iAS, but the boss wants to know what other options are
out there. The general idea would be to have a
Hi Dick:
I have a similar project on my plate. I like Business Objects. Actually, we do not
want users to have to know table/column names and need a product where we can build a
data
repository. I am not sure if we need a complete end-to-end solution as many BI
companies seem ready to
I haven't used them, but I know that WebFocus is supposed to do that sort of
thing, and Cognos has a couple of tools for it.
Dan
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To ALL,
I've been given a project to find a way to
Title: RE: Data Reporting tools
Dick,
I'd support Jacques and vote for BusinessObjects.
Release 5ilooks really cool. BusinessObjects is less scalable compared to
Cognus, but, I believe, less expensive also. I personally used BO 5, nice
and robust product, but, it was not possible
What do you want, that I should call a spade a spade? ;-)
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Author: Paul Baumgartel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/10/2001 11:26 AM
Thanks, Dick, for writing I've been given a project... rather than I've
been tasked
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Please see the
But with Crystal you have to know the links to the tables and sometimes the
column names are not user friendly.
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Sent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 4:25 PM
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We are currently looks at a product named Crystal Reports from the
company
