>Hi Albert.
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>>There wold be one primary developer and about 5 of their users who might want to modify the reports after I have done the basic setup.
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>One thing I should point out is that while Crystal and SSRS are great tools for folks like us to create reports, they're pretty difficult tools to use for the average end-user. We used to do a lot of Crystal training a long time ago and found that it caused a lot of frustration for the user and they'd end up coming back to us for anything but the simplest reports. In fact, that experience was the impetus for us to create Stonefield Query in the first place.
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>There aren't many true end-user reporting solutions out there; Stonefield Query and FoxFire are among the few.
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>Doug

Hi Doug,

You right. I make a form which users just click checkboxes for every column than create report use your Sfreport (which published at Foxtalk years ago) class for create and run report. This's so easy for end user (not for me).