Re: Advice on Reporting Tools

[Quoted] As far as I am concerned, and I have used most of the tools out there, Crystal reports Professional ( or Developer if you [Quoted] want to use web access) is tops...

[Quoted] It has enough power to do almost anything you want with Oracle ( or many, many other types of ) data and [Quoted] is easy enough for a simple reports to be designed with minimal training..

Check it out at:

http://www.crystaldecisions.com/products/crystalreports/

[Quoted] [Quoted] Note: I am not now, nor have I ever been, a member of Seagate Software or Crystal..I just like their tool and, apparently so [Quoted] [Quoted] do others as it is built in to many commercial apps as the reporting engine...

[Quoted] [Quoted] "James" <james_at_jamesstarritt.com> wrote:

>Reporting is really becomming a drag. I was wondering if I could poll the
>group and see what tools people are using to report. I have been through
>Infomaker, ReportSmith and MS Access and they all have their flaws. The
>bottom line is that is has been it has been about 4-5 years since we
>evaluated any new reporting tools frankly I simply don't know what other
>options I have.
>
>I need something that can handle jpg images
>Something that does not require SQL statements, but will allow their use
>A nice point and click interface would be grand - this is for distribution
>(hopefully)
>
>Any imput would be appreciated. Any reviews or resources that have a URL
>that I can hop over to would also be good.
>
>Gimmie a clue, what are you using and what do you like and dislike about it?
>
>J
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