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The Adhoc library has served us well over the years, but it getting kind old and clunky.
We’re looking a new way to allow our users to write custom reports.
Does anyone have any solutions they’ve integrated into Omnis Studio?Hi Scott,
How about using a number of template reports copied into an additional library. You could then use the modify report field in order to allow access to those libraries so that the customer would be able to modify his own reports.
Does this help?
Best regards,
AndreasThanks Andreas, yes that’s possible. I was really looking for a way to allow users with less technical skills to be able to able to put together a report in a more simplistic manner so that less training is required. I’d also like to take advantage of some more modern looking graphics if possible. If I have to, I can rewrite it from scratch, but I’d like to avoid this.
Hi Scott,
you could take in consideration the oWrite component from BrainyData, it’s a fantastic tool for build template and reports easily customizable from the final user.
Take a look here : http://www.brainydata.co.uk/products/owrite.htm
And look the examples.Best regards,
StefanoHi Stefano,
Sorry I missed your reply. Yes we do use oWrite. It’s great tool for somethings. I’ve noticed some issues in our version of Omnis 4.3.2.1 rendering the rich text data. I’m curious if you have any examples of how the owrite tool can be used for this type of custom report writing.Hi Scott,
we do an extensive use of owrite in several applications, we use it to produce documents that merge data from database and that generally needs to be edited from final user, but we use it also for more standard document like invoices or orders.
You could see an example here: https://youtu.be/1mtGknQzluE
it’s short demo video, but you can see a quick sample of how we use it.Sorry missed this interesting tutorial, however I don’t speak Italian. Do you have one in English?
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