Answer by sp_lock
In the past where rich charts and graph where needed, I have use Devexpress (http://www.devexpress.com/). Not only for the report functionality but there WF and ASPx controls. Yes, setting up and...
View ArticleAnswer by Ian Roke
+1 Just for the first sentence! Ha ha! I am being forced to use CR to output reports in my current work but I must admit I prefer creating customised reports myself with ASP.NET and the .NetCharting...
View ArticleAnswer by Grant Fritchey
We're using Cognos and Reporting Services where I work. I wouldn't tell you which one is "best" but I know that I'm able to use Reporting Services much easier than Cognos. I also get fewer connection...
View ArticleAnswer by Matt Whitfield
One tool that you're either going to love or hate is QlikView. It's a bit weird, because it works in-memory, but once you've got your head around it, and then bought about 3 trucks full of RAM, then...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeff Moden
With the understanding that most of the stuff I do is "batch reporting", I use T-SQL, Excel, and sp_MakeWebTask (which, unfortunately, is going away).
View ArticleAnswer by AdamJ
I work for Windward so obviously I'm biased, but I can tell you that we've got you covered for anything and everything reporting. I've used Pentaho, SSRS, and Crystal and none of them make report...
View ArticleAnswer by BirtyGuy
I recommend using BIRT. BIRT is the largest open source report development application built on Eclipse. You will find a range of pre-made apps for BIRT at the BIRT Exchange Marketplace, and you can...
View ArticleAnswer by HERBERTS
After testing several reporting tools, I concluded that FastReport.Net is the best reporting tool.
View ArticleAnswer by Mark
I'm not sure this report writer will do all you want, but I was impressed with Tableau. The interface seemed to be able to guess what I was trying to do with it - it was intuitive and had a stable...
View ArticleAnswer by ghostliergerox
i like windward..anyway if need help go to:http://www.reportingsoftware.info
View ArticleAnswer by Kevme
I believe that FastReport.Net is the best reporting tool around.You can check a demo [version here][1] [1]: http://www.fast-report.com/en/products/FastReport.Net.html
View ArticleAnswer by civilclerk1
I am currently working with a client based reporting software Report Builder 2.0 which has MANY MANY limitations. Does anyone know of a better reporting software that can be used by clients that...
View ArticleAnswer by sp_lock
In the past where rich charts and graph where needed, I have use Devexpress (http://www.devexpress.com/). Not only for the report functionality but there WF and ASPx controls.Yes, setting up and...
View ArticleAnswer by Ian Roke
+1 Just for the first sentence! Ha ha! I am being forced to use CR to output reports in my current work but I must admit I prefer creating customised reports myself with ASP.NET and the .NetCharting...
View ArticleAnswer by Grant Fritchey
We're using Cognos and Reporting Services where I work. I wouldn't tell you which one is "best" but I know that I'm able to use Reporting Services much easier than Cognos. I also get fewer connection...
View ArticleAnswer by Matt Whitfield
One tool that you're either going to love or hate is QlikView. It's a bit weird, because it works in-memory, but once you've got your head around it, and then bought about 3 trucks full of RAM, then...
View ArticleAnswer by Jeff Moden
With the understanding that most of the stuff I do is "batch reporting", I use T-SQL, Excel, and sp_MakeWebTask (which, unfortunately, is going away).
View ArticleAnswer by AdamJ
I work for Windward so obviously I'm biased, but I can tell you that we've got you covered for anything and everything reporting. I've used Pentaho, SSRS, and Crystal and none of them make report...
View ArticleAnswer by BirtyGuy
I recommend using BIRT. BIRT is the largest open source report development application built on Eclipse. You will find a range of pre-made apps for BIRT at the BIRT Exchange Marketplace, and you can...
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