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Opis Business Objects Crystal Reports XI: Special Edition Using Business Objects Crystal Reports XI is a reference guide designed to provide hands-on experience with the latest release of the product suite. The latest version of Crystal Reports and the Business Objects' enterprise reporting suite delivers vast product enhancements that will drive upgrades from licensees seeking a reference to help them migrate. Brand new features (e.g. Dynamic and Cascading Parameter Generation) will also appeal to entire new audiences. Over one million new Business Intelligence licensees will be migrating to the Crystal Enterprise Reporting platform, as this is the first release of the software with the existing Business Objects (BO) products being integrated into the Crystal infrastructure. As Business Objects insiders, the authors bring unique and valuable real-world perspectives on implementations and uses of the Crystal Reports product. The book also includes content, tutorials and samples for reporting within the Microsoft Visual Studio.NET and J2EE development environments and also on top of the SAP Business Information Warehouse (BW) and the Peoplesoft platform. Advanced content on report distribution and integration into the secured managed reporting solution known as Business Objects Enterprise XI, is also now included in this definitive user guide with coverage on the new Web Services SDK. Special Edition Using Business Objects Crystal Reports XI is a reference guide designed to provide you with hands-on experience for the latest release of the Business Objects' product suite. The authors, all Business Objects insiders, bring unique and valuable real-world perspectives on implementations and uses of Crystal Reports, Crystal Reports Server, BusinessObjects Enterprise, WebIntelligence and OLAP Intelligence. Content, tutorials and samples for reporting within the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET and J2EE development environments is also included. Advanced data-source coverage including SAP R3, SAP BW, Peoplesoft, Siebel, EJBs, .NET/COM objects and XML are also covered. Advanced content on report distribution and integration into the secured managed reporting solution, Business Objects Enterprise XI and the new Crystal Reports Server XI, is included along with coverage on the new Web Services SDK. If you are a Crystal Reports XI user, Special Edition Using Business Objects Crystal Reports XI will become your definitive users guide. Spis treści Business Objects Crystal Reports XI: Introduction. Introduction to Information Delivery Spectrum of Business Objects Product Usage Custom Information Delivery Applications Enterprise BI Initiatives Enterprise Application Extension Spectrum of BI Tool Users Content Creators (Information Designers) Information Analysts Information Consumers The Product Family from Business Objects What Is in This Book Part I: Crystal Reports Design Part II: Formatting Crystal Reports Part III: Advanced Crystal Reports Design Part IV: Enterprise Report Design-Analytic, Web-based, and Excel Report _Design Part V: Web Report Distribution-Using BusinessObjects Enterprise Professional _and Crystal Reports Server Part VI: Customized Report Distribution-Using Crystal Reports Components Part VII: Customized Report Distribution-Using BusinessObjects Enterprise _and Crystal Reports Server Equipment Used for This Book Web Resources Intended Audience Requirements for This Book Conventions Used in This Book I. CRYSTAL REPORT DESIGN. 1. Creating and Designing Basic Reports. Introducing the Crystal Reports Designer Crystal Report Sections Using Toolbars and Menus Report Design Explorers Locating and Using the Report Design Explorers The Dependency Checker and Workbench Understanding Data and Data Sources Understanding Direct Access Drivers Understanding Indirect Access Drivers Introduction to the Data Explorer Creating a New Connection Using Current Connections Using Favorite Connections Leveraging Recently Used Connections with the History Node Adding Database Objects to Your Report Reporting on Tables Reporting on Views Reporting on Stored Procedures Reporting on SQL Commands Joining Database Objects Together Understanding the Different Join Types Using the Report Creation Wizards Getting Started with the Report Wizards Using the Standard Report Creation Wizard Creating a Report Without Wizards Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-SQL Commands 2. Selecting and Grouping Data. Introduction Understanding Field Objects Accessing Database Fields Accessing Formula Fields Accessing SQL Expression Fields Accessing Parameter Fields Implementing Running Total Fields Using Group Name Fields Special Fields Working with Groups Inserting Groups Reordering Groups Using the Group Expert Grouping on Date/Time Fields Hierarchical Grouping Understanding Drill-down Reports Creating a Drill-down Report Hiding Details on a Drill-down Report Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Group on a Formula 3. Filtering, Sorting, and Summarizing Data. Introduction Filtering the Data in Your Report Working with the Select Expert The Record Selection Formula Working with the Formula Editor Learning to Sort Records Working with the Sort Expert Creating Effective Summaries Creating Grand Totals Creating Group Summaries Using Group Selection and Sorting Creating Running Totals Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Nesting Formulas 4. Understanding and Implementing Formulas. Introduction Using the Formula Workshop Navigating the Formula Workshop with the Workshop Tree Using the Workshop Formula Editor Arithmetic Formulas Date and Time Formulas String Formulas Using Type Conversion in Formulas Control Structures-Conditional and Looping Structures Variables Creating Formulas with the Formula Expert Using the Formula Extractor to Create Custom Functions The Multi-Pass Reporting Process of the Crystal Reports Engine Crystal Reports Processing Engine-Pre-Pass #1 Crystal Reports Processing Engine-Pass #1 Crystal Reports Processing Engine-Pre-Pass #2 Crystal Reports Processing Engine-Pass #2 Crystal Reports Processing Engine-Pass #3 Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Custom Functions 5. Implementing Parameters for Dynamic Reporting. Introduction Understanding the Value of Parameters Creating and Implementing Parameters Fields Reviewing Parameter Field Properties Creating Parameter Fields Setting Default Values for Parameter Fields Implementing Parameter Fields Using Parameters with Record Selections Using Parameters with Top/Bottom N Group Selections Creating and Implementing Dynamic and Cascading Parameters Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Custom Filtering II. FORMATTING CRYSTAL REPORTS. 6. Fundamentals of Report Formatting. Introduction Positioning and Sizing Report Objects Modifying Object Properties for Formatting Purposes Exploring the Format Editor Dialog Common Options The Common Tab of the Format Editor The Border Tab of the Format Editor The Font Tab of the Format Editor The Hyperlink Tab of the Format Editor Other Format Editor Tabs Combining and Layering Report Objects Configuring Report Page and Margin Properties Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Referencing External Resources 7. Working with Report Sections. Introduction Formatting Report Sections Modifying Report Section Properties The Section Expert Settings and Functionality Using Multiple Report Sections Resizing Report Sections Inserting New Report Sections Deleting Report Sections Merging Report Sections Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Advanced Formatting 8. Visualizing Your Data with Charts and Maps. Introduction Using the Chart Expert Using the Chart Expert Type Tab Using the Chart Expert Data Tab Using the Chart Expert Axes Tab Using the Chart Expert Options Tab Using the Chart Expert Color Highlight Tab Using the Chart Expert Text Tab Using the Map Expert Using the Map Expert Data Tab Using the Map Expert Type Tab Using the Map Expert Text Tab Modifying Chart and Map Properties Modifying Chart Properties Format Chart options Using and Creating Chart Templates Specifying Chart Size and Position Modifying Chart Options Specifying Series Options Specifying X and Y Axis Options Specifying Selected Item Formatting Options Specifying 3D Viewing Angle Options Modifying Map Properties Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Complex Charts 9. Custom Formatting Techniques. Introduction Making Presentation-Quality Reports Common Formatting Features Working with ToolTips Lines and Boxes Creating a Vertical Text Watermark Conditional Formatting-Using Data to Drive the Look of a Report Applying Formatting from Another Field Report-to-Report Linking Crystal Reports in the Real World-Advanced Charting III. ADVANCED CRYSTAL REPORT DESIGN. 10. Using Cross-Tabs for Summarized Reporting. Introduction to Cross-Tabs Benefits of Cross-Tabs Leveraging Experience with the Spreadsheet Format Horizontal Expansion Custom Formatting Using the Cross-Tab Wizard Using Top N with Cross-Tabs Reports Using Advanced Cross-Tab Features Setting Relative Position Inserting a "Percentage of" Summary Horizontal and Vertical Placement Inserting Summary Labels Adding a Display String Crystal Reports in the Real World-Advanced Cross-Tabs 11. Using Record Selections and Alerts for Interactive Reporting. Introduction Creating Advanced Record Selection Formulas Record Selection Review Displaying Record Selections Dealing with Dates Working with Strings Pushing Record Selections to the Database An Introduction to SQL Expressions Adding Alerting to Your Reports Creating, Editing, and Using Alerts Using Alerts in BusinessObjects Enterprise Performance Monitoring and Tuning Group By On Server SQL Expressions in Record Selections Use Indexes on Server for Speed On-Demand or Reduced Number of Subreports Performance Monitor Dynamic Cascading Prompts Crystal Reports in the Real World-Web Report Alert Viewing Troubleshooting 12. Using Subreports for Advanced Reports. Introduction to Subreports Common Subreport Usage Adding Subreports to Your Reports Understanding Linked Versus Unlinked Subreports Considering Subreport Execution Time and Performance Using Variables to Pass Data Between Reports Emulating Nested Subreports Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Multiple Subreports 13. Using Formulas and Custom Functions. Introduction Choosing a Formula Language: Crystal Versus Basic Syntax Understanding Syntax Differences Why Basic Syntax Was Added Selecting the Best Syntax for You Using Brackets in Formulas Using Characters in Formulas Recent Improvements to Formulas Manipulating Memo Fields in Formulas Working with the Additional Financial Functions Creating Custom Functions in Your Reports Sharing Custom Functions with Others Understanding Runtime Errors Crystal Reports in the Real World-Custom Functions 14. Designing Effective Report Templates. Understanding the Importance of Reuse in Reporting Understanding Report Templates Using Report Templates Using Existing Crystal Reports as Templates Understanding How Templates Work Creating Useful Report Templates Using Custom Functions as Replacements for Data-Dependent Business Logic Using the CurrentFieldValue Function Using Template Field Objects Using Report Templates to Reduce Report Creation Effort Applying Multiple Templates Crystal Reports in the Real World-Standardized Templates Troubleshooting 15. Additional Data Sources for Crystal Reports. Understanding the Additional Crystal Reports Data Sources Connecting to COM or .NET Data Sources Leveraging Legacy Mainframe Data Handling Complex Queries Runtime Manipulation of Data Creating a COM or .NET Data Provider Returning an ADO Recordset Connecting to an ADO.NET XML Recordset Connecting to Java-based Data Sources JavaDir JavaBeansClassPath Connecting to XML Data Sources Connect to a Local XML Data Source Connect to an HTTP(S) Data Source Connect to a Web Service Data Source Introduction to the Integration Kits Honor the Security Access to All the Data Sample Reports Leverage the Metadata of the ERP Application Provide Real Time Access to Data SAP Integration Kit Reporting off R3 Data Reporting off BW Data Viewing the Reports Peoplesoft Integration Kit Reporting off Peoplesoft Data Viewing the Reports Siebel Integration Kit Reporting off Siebel Data Viewing the Reports Baan Integration Kit Reporting off Baan Data Viewing the Reports Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-Leveraging XML as a Data Source 16. Formatting Multidimensional Reporting Against OLAP Data. Introduction to OLAP OLAP Concepts and OLAP Reporting Recently Added or Changed OLAP Features in Crystal Reports Using the OLAP Report Creation Wizard and OLAP Expert Specifying an OLAP Data Source Specifying OLAP Rows and Columns Specifying OLAP Dimension Slices (Filters) and Pages Adding Report Styles in the OLAP Report Wizard Adding Charts via the OLAP Report Wizard Customizing Styles in the OLAP Expert Customizing Labels in the OLAP Expert Advanced OLAP Reporting Interacting with the OLAP Grid Pivoting OLAP Grid Using the Cube View Functionality Using Charts and Maps Based on OLAP Grids Introduction to OLAP Intelligence Troubleshooting Crystal Reports in the Real World-OLAP Summary Report with Drill-down IV. ENTERPRISE REPORT DESIGN-ANALYTIC, WEB-BASED, AND EXCEL REPORT DESIGN. 17. Introduction to the BusinessObjects XI Repository. Introduction Exploring the BusinessObjects Repository Migration of the BusinessObjects Repository Upgrades from Earlier Versions of Crystal Enterprise and Crystal Info Upgrades from Crystal Enterprise 9 Migrations from Business Objects 6.x Sharing Components in the Repository Adding Text Objects and Images SQL Commands Custom Functions Organizing and Updating the Repository Troubleshooting 18. Using a Semantic Layer-Business Views and Universes. Introduction to Semantic Layers Why Use a Semantic Layer Abstract the Complexities of the Database Putting Report Design in the Hands of Business People Support for a Wide Range of Data Sources Reuse of Metadata Components Joining Disparate Data Sources Dynamically Switch Data Sources Security Transportability The Semantic Layer Is Optional Introduction to Business Views Client Tier Business Tier Data Tier Introduction to Universes Universe Objects Creating the Universe Object Definition SQL Generation, Contexts, and Aggregate Awareness The Microcube Engine Universes and Deployment Semantic Layer Overrides Restriction Sets Applying Restriction Sets Multiple Restriction Sets Universe Changes Differences in How CR/WebI Use Universes Differences with Business Views and Universes Troubleshooting 19. Creating OLAP Intelligence Reports. Introduction Introducing OLAP Intelligence Accessing OLAP Data with OLAP Intelligence Creating an OLAP Server Data Source Adding Local Cube (.cub) Files as Data Sources Adding HTTP Cubes Data Sources Advanced Data Source Connectivity Favorite Cubes Designing OLAP Intelligence Reports and Applications Design Environment Overview Adding OLAP Intelligence Objects to a Report Moving, Resizing, and Formatting Objects Worksheet Objects and Worksheet Dimensions Using Calculated Members and Data Analysis Sorting and Filtering Adding Chart Objects to OLAP Intelligence Reports Advanced OLAP Intelligence Designer Tools Using Dimension Explorer Objects in OLAP Intelligence Using the Slice Navigator Objects Using Analysis Button Objects Using Text Box Objects Creating Parameters with the Parameter Manager Creating Actions with the Actions Manager Custom Calculations and Advanced Data Analysis The Calculation Experts The Data Analysis Experts and Summaries Custom Calculations with MDX or Crystal OLAP Syntax Setting Report Options Troubleshooting 20. Introduction to Web Intelligence. What Is Web Intelligence? How Is Web Intelligence Different from Crystal Reports? Reporting Paradigm Security Layer Semantic Layer Microcube Engine Report Engine Real World Usage Report Anatomy Creating Reports Web Intelligence Java Report Panel Web Intelligence Query Panel - HTML On-Report Analysis Viewing a Document in Interactive Mode Toolbars Data Manipulation Pivoting and Swapping Objects Report Variables and Formulas Drilling Hierarchies Drilling on the Web Intelligence Report Drilling Beyond the Cube Conclusion 21. Using Reports Explorer for Ad Hoc Web Reporting and Microsoft _Integration. Introducing Ad Hoc Reporting Conceptually Introducing the Crystal Reports Explorer Application Installing Crystal Reports Explorer Configuration of Crystal Reports Explorer Report Source Setup Report Creation and Modification The Data Tab The Design Tab Ad Hoc Report Design Summary BusinessObjects LiveOffice Add-in Architecture and Deployment Scenarios Administration and Setup Connecting to a Report Modifying the Report View Using Live Office with Direct OLAP Connections Setting up and Administering Direct OLAP Connections Connecting to a Workbook Modifying the Workbook View Using BusinessObjects LiveOffice in Microsoft PowerPoint Using BusinessObjects LiveOffice in Microsoft Word Summary V. WEB REPORT DISTRIBUTION-USING BUSINESSOBJECTS ENTERPRISE AND CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER. 22. Introduction to Crystal Reports Server. What Is Crystal Reports Server? Crystal Reports Server Architecture Client Tier Application Tier Intelligence Tier Processing Tier Data Tier Crystal Reports Server Applications Central Configuration Manager Use the Central Management Console Launch InfoView 23. Introduction to BusinessObjects Enterprise. What Is BusinessObjects Enterprise? Why Implement a BusinessObjects Enterprise Solution? Versions of BusinessObjects Enterprise Enterprise Basic Enterprise Professional The Premium Edition Determining Which Version Best Suits Your Requirements Understanding the Core Functions of BusinessObjects Enterprise Creating Content Content Management Content Delivery 24. Using InfoView. Installing InfoView Installing the Java Edition Installing the .NET Edition Using BusinessObjects InfoView The Toolbar Section The Navigation Section The Workspace Section The Discussions Section Customizing InfoView Global InfoView Settings The User Preferences Programmatically Customizing InfoView Troubleshooting 25. BusinessObjects Enterprise Architecture. Introduction BusinessObjects Enterprise Architecture Overview The Client Tier End-User Clients Content Creation Applications Administrative Client Applications The Application Tier The Server Tier: Introduction to the BusinessObjects Enterprise Framework Administration Plug-ins Authentication Plug-ins Content Plug-ins Distribution Plug-ins The Server Tier: Overview of the BusinessObjects Enterprise Services Central Management Server Web Component Server Web Component Adapter Job Servers (Report and Program) Report Job Server Program Job Server Destination Job Server List of Values Job Server Web Intelligence Job Server Page Server Cache Server Event Server File Repository Servers Report Application Server The Data Tier Business Views Universes-Semantic Layer Data Source Types The BusinessObjects Enterprise Architecture in Action Requesting a Crystal Report Scheduling a Crystal Report Requesting a OLAP Intelligence Report Taking Advantage of the BusinessObjects Enterprise Distributed Architecture Scaling Up Scaling Out Scaling Across Platform Boundaries Extending BusinessObjects Enterprise 26. Planning Considerations When Deploying BusinessObjects Enterprise. Ensuring a Successful BusinessObjects Enterprise Implementation Approaching the Project Identifying Business Pain Establishing Project Requirements Developing the Application (Customizing BusinessObjects Enterprise) Completing User Acceptance Testing and Deployment Moving to the Support and Maintenance Phase Understanding Organizational Reporting Requirements Deploying Business Views or Universes Use Cases for Scheduled Reporting Determining Scheduling Permissions and Report Runtimes On-Demand Reporting Comparing Scheduled Versus On-demand Reporting Determining Data Access Control Methods Planning a BusinessObjects Enterprise Architecture Sample BusinessObjects Enterprise Deployment Scenarios Troubleshooting 27. Administering and Configuring BusinessObjects Enterprise. Introduction Using the Central Management Console Managing Accounts Managing Users Managing Groups Creating New User Groups Managing Content Managing Objects Managing Folders Managing BusinessObjects Enterprise Servers Configuring Servers Managing Server Groups Managing Calendars Managing Events Managing BusinessObjects Enterprise System Settings Managing Authentication Managing Crystal Applications Using the Central Configuration Manager Configuring CMS Clustering from the Configuration Manager VI. CUSTOMIZED REPORT DISTRIBUTION-USING CRYSTAL REPORTS' COMPONENTS. 28. Java Reporting Components. Overview of the Crystal Reports Java Reporting Component Components Run on the Web Application Server Components Are Generally Less Scalable Components Are 100% Pure Java Understanding the Java Reporting Components Architecture Differences with the Java Reporting Engine Supported File Formats Support for User Function Libraries in Version XI of the Java Reporting _Components The Java Reporting Engine Uses JDBC Configuring the Application Server Delivering Reports in Web Applications The setReportSource Method The processHttpRequest Method Customizing the Toolbar Customizing the Group Tree Using the Crystal Tag Libraries Exporting Reports to Other File Formats Exporting via the Toolbar Button Exporting via Code Printing Reports from the Browser Common Programming Tasks Passing Parameters Setting Data Source Information Developing with a Visual Development Environment Troubleshooting 29. Crystal Reports .NET Components. Understanding Microsoft's .NET Platform Understanding the Different Crystal .NET Components An Overview of the Crystal Reports XI .NET Components The Report Designer Understanding the Report Designer's User Interface Conventions The Property Browser The Report Engine Object Model Opening Reports Exporting Reports Printing Reports Delivering Reports with the Windows Forms Viewer The ReportSource Property Customizing the Windows Forms Viewer Delivering Reports with the Web Forms Viewer Customizing the Web Forms Viewer Database Credentials Setting Parameters Understanding the Report Application Server Bridge Creating a Crystal Report Web Service Troubleshooting VII. CUSTOMIZED REPORT DISTRIBUTION-USING BUSINESSOBJECTS ENTERPRISE AND _CRYSTAL REPORTS SERVER. 30. Using the BusinessObjects Enterprise APIs. Overview Choosing the Right Integration Approach The BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Installing the Java SDK Installing the .NET SDK Creating an Enterprise Session Retrieving Services BusinessObjects Enterprise SDK Object Model Querying the InfoStore BusinessObjects Enterprise Categories, Kinds, and Casting BusinessObjects Enterprise Object Properties Using * and Top N Query Examples Report Browsing Using InfoObject Queries Creating Objects and Capturing Their IDs Deleting Objects Scheduling Reports Capturing the New Scheduled Job Identifier Capturing Parameters Users and Group Management Using Reports As a Datasource Where to Go from Here 31. Using the Web Components. Overview URL Reporting Viewing a Crystal Report or OLAP Intelligence Document with viewrpt.cwr Viewing a Crystal Report, Web Intelligence Document, or OLAP Intelligence _Document with OpenDocument Creating a New Web Intelligence Document URL Parameter Building Tips JavaServer Faces JSF Component Overview BusinessObjects Enterprise XI .NET Server Controls Authentication and User Management Repository Browsing Scheduling Object Viewing Event Handling Portal Integration Kits SAP Portals Review 32. Using the Web Service's SDK. The Next Generation of Web Services Consuming Web Services Deciding to Use Web Services Service-Orientated Architecture Explained Object-Oriented and Message-Oriented APIs Compared SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI BI Web Services in the Real World Portals and Extranets Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) Configuring the Unified Web Services (UWS) Server Building UWS Client Applications Building an UWS SDK Portal Setting Up a Consumer SDK Project Checking Authentication Review 33. BusinessObjects Enterprise-Customizing the Crystal Reports Viewers. Viewing Reports over the Web Introduction to the Crystal Report Viewers Understanding the Report Source When to Use a Page Server When to Use the Report Application Server Implementing the Page Viewer Implementing the Part Viewer Implementing the Interactive Viewer Implementing the Grid Viewer Using the Export Control to Deliver Reports in Other Formats Troubleshooting 34. Crystal Report Modification and Creation APIs. Introduction Deploying RAS Environments Using RAS in a BusinessObjects Enterprise (or Crystal Reports Server) _Environment Installing the RAS SDK RAS Exception Handling Displaying Exceptions Logging Exceptions The RAS SDK in Action Initializing a RAS Session Opening a Report Adding Fields to the Report Determining All Fields Used in the Report Removing a Field from the Report Creating a New Report Retrieving a Report's Tables Adding Tables to the Report Linking Tables Adding Groups Adding Sorting to the Report Adding Summaries to the Report Working with Filters Creating a FieldRangeFilterItem Creating a OperatorFilterItem Adding a Filter to the Report Working with Parameters Reading Parameters and Their Values Changing Parameter Values Adding a Parameter Tips and Tricks for Parameter Handling Charting Overview Defining the Fields in a Chart Adding ConditionFields Adding DataFields Creating a ChartObject Adding a Chart to the Report Working with Subreports Importing a Subreport Adding Subreport Links Server Side Printing VIII. WEB CHAPTERS. 35. COM Reporting Components. Understanding the Report Designer Component Building Reports with the Visual Basic Report Designer Understanding the User Interface Conventions Modifying the Report Using the Property Browser Unbound Fields Programming with the Report Engine Object Model Exporting Reports to Other File Formats Printing Reports to a Printer Device Setting Report Parameters Setting Data Source Credentials Mapping Unbound Fields at Runtime Using the Code-Behind Events Delivering Reports Using the Report Viewer Using the Object Model to Build Batch Reporting Applications Working with Reports with Saved Data Looping Through Reports Troubleshooting 36. Deploying BusinessObjects Enterprise in a Complex Network _Environment. Introduction Understanding Network Protocols Major Internet Protocols and Services TCP/IP Network Ports Understanding Firewall Types Packet Filtering Understanding NAT Understanding Proxy Servers Configuring the BusinessObjects Enterprise Architecture for Your Network _Environment Reviewing the Framework BusinessObjects Enterprise and TCP/IP Communication Understanding Web Connector and Web Component Server _Communication Interaction Between the WCS and the WC Understanding Initial TCP/Port Processing Understanding Secondary TCP/Port Processing Deploying BusinessObjects Enterprise with an IP Packet Filtering Firewall An External Packet Filtering Firewall Scenario An Internal Packet Filtering Firewall Scenario Using BusinessObjects Enterprise with NAT Exploring the NAT and Crystal Enterprise Relationship BusinessObjects Enterprise and Proxy Servers Socks-The WC and WCS Firewall Configuration: Socks-WCS and CMS Socks-Multiple BusinessObjects Enterprise Servers A. Using SQL Queries in Crystal Reports. Review of SQL Commands An Introduction to SQL The SELECT Statement Filtering Records Sorting Records Joining Multiple Tables Aliasing Calculated Fields Union Queries Grouping Index. |
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