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Ken Halsted wrote:
> 
> Ben,
> 
> Just wanted to let you know that when I first started with Oracle Reports
> about a year and a half ago, I was ready to take the CD and burn it.
> 
> Then I realized it's easier to just create a report from scratch.  Do it
> manually.  Start with setting the report up (we use all text mode reports
> here) and get a general heading frame setup and the general layout setup and
> then save it (so you can use it as a template for other reports later).
> 

SQR is procedural, has been around a long time, and works for people who
want to write code.

-- 
     David Sanderson
     West Newbury, Massachusetts
