Author: (USA) George Parker, edited by Li Xingwu, translated by Shi Yanran
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book is specifically dedicated to the design and development techniques of the new version reporting software Crystal Reports 9. Based on George's 8 years of application and training experience, the book combines technical details of the software with numerous reporting and programming examples to guide readers in quickly mastering the tool and designing complex, powerful, and beautiful reports. The book is divided into three main parts. The first part discusses reporting design techniques, explaining how to use the powerful reporting design tool to develop and design reports, draw database information, create data tables, and charts. The second part introduces how to integrate reports with web applications. The third part explores the integration of reports with Visual Basic and Visual Studio .NET applications. The book comprehensively covers the core technical details of Crystal Reports, highlights new features, and requires readers to have some development experience. This book is suitable for professionals in relevant fields who need to create sales data reports or financial reports, particularly useful for reporting staff in medium and large logistics companies, and can also serve as a technical reference for developing related web applications.
(KH) Crystal Reports 9: Comprehensive Design and Development Guide 1353
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