#SQL REPORT BUILDER 2014 SOFTWARE#
Okay, we are optimists and are grateful for the 200 SQL Reports in GP 2013 - which we can tidy up with this handy new software tool included now – Microsoft SQL Report Builder 3.0 (if you have SQL Server 2012). Some just show the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) guage without the actual data beside it nor is there a sub-report which takes one to the actual details that comprise that KPI value on the guage. Some reports add in the payments and the invoices to arrive at a total, instead of putting the payments in a different column. Some have the font too large on the pie charts to see which value belongs to which slice of the pie. For instance some reports have drill back to detail, but no grand total or subtotals. The problem with many of the reports is that they are not exactly in the format that the GP users need. There are about 200 of these SQL reports that can be displayed (in rotation) on the Home Page of GP 2013 or via the new Business Analyzer application that comes with GP (or downloadable to a tablet device from the Microsoft Store). You‘ll see examples below.īest of all, it can be used to perfect the SSRS reports built into GP. It will create pivot reports very quickly (the ones where the rows are totalled by group and pivoted 90 degrees to make columns.
#SQL REPORT BUILDER 2014 HOW TO#
Power users can learn how to use the tool in a long weekend, just by doing the examples in the SQL online tutorial. It is all about setting properties and drag-and-drop. In other words you don’t need to write program code to do a complex report. Select a report type in the opened dialog. For this, it’s enough to call the Report Designer command from the main menu. The editor’s capabilities allow you to build a report according your SQL query, literally, within a few minutes. The makeintervals stored procedure is used by some of the ReportBuilder. The latter group of products includes the SQL report builder built-in to dbForge Studio for SQL Server. The first value proposition is that it is targeted at power users rather than I/T folks. Stored Procedures can contain a single SQL statement or a group of SQL.
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