Crystal Reports StandardData specific technology: Crystal Reports also supports industry specific and user specific technology and standards such as: - Extensible Markup Language or XML - Open Database Connectivity or ODBC - Object Linking and Embedding for Databases or OLEDB In addition to adhering and catering to such data connectivity and end user specific standards, Crystal Reports can also support absolutely any application, whether Web or Windows, and device, whether PDA or cell phones. This is exactly what makes Crystal Reports a very flexible and profitable solution for organizations and developers who are consistently in the need of designs to support a wide range of 'specific information delivery' requirements. Some of the complex management taken care of by Crystal Reports includes a web interface for executive management with the support system of a digital dashboard application, which is user specific. The need for deployment: It also helps the end users to benefit from an expense tracking and reporting application specifically designed for the finance industry and a detailed and target oriented product catalog Internet application for dedicated customers. Crystal Reports are equipped to support all the user specific application needs as a very reliable and flexible means to access almost any kind of specific underlying data or transform the data into the desired and easily understood, meaningful information. The technology helps to present the contents in a professional manner to the information based consumers through any device. The Crystal Reports technology helps entrepreneurs with the very vital application integration within the sphere of influence of the specific business and targeted customer base. One of Crystal Report core competency area and strength is its capability to connect to virtually any data source and that too, via a variety of data connectivity methods. These data sources could include Relational Database Management Systems or RDBMS and spreadsheets, specific text files, customized data sources like Enterprise JavaBeans or EJB and COM objects. The sources could even include Online Analytical Processing or OLAP structures. Crystal Reports has an in-built system that can recognize and report against tables and views, system tables and synonyms and stored procedures. (453) |


