Re: what is SQR ?
Date: 1996/05/19
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Duffy:
I think we also need to mention that it is PROCEDURAL. When the other person mentions "flexible," that's an understatement. You *could* use it to replace SQL*Loader, SQL*Reportwriter, and, if your were nuts, even SQL*Forms.
When my firm switched (Big Six IT group) to SQR, we never looked at SQL*Reportwriter again, so I'm not sure if Oracle has improved upon it. SQL*Plus is still used to run only *simple* reports and ad hoc queries.
SQR has GREAT report formatting capabilities, too, although the versio nI used didn't have a "painter."
-Peter
On 13 May 1996 02:41:45 GMT, duffy_at_cais.cais.com (MCC) wrote:
>I've seen this term a lot, can anyone tell me what it is ?
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>Thanks,
>Duffy
Received on Sun May 19 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST