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Structured Query Report Writer is a one-step 4GL report writing and programming tool which allows you to use all the latent power built into SQL. SQR, Easy SQR, SQR Workbench is a powerful suite of report-writers for relational database, designed with the SQL language in mind.
SQR is a programming language specifically designed for SQL database reporting and information processing. It includes a unique blend of procedural and structured programming constructs (if, while, begin-procedure, etc.) and features to facilitate report writing (on-break, next-column, next-listing, new-report).
SQR runs on a variety of operating platforms(MS-Windows, many flavors of Unix, VMS, MVS, VM, etc.) and SQL databases (Oracle, Sybase, DB2, Informix, SQLBase, etc.).For this reason, it is a popular tool among database application vendors (such as PeopleSoft) as a way of allowing their applications to be implemented in a variety of technical environments.
SQR runs on a variety of
operating platforms(MS-Windows, many flavors of Unix, VMS, MVS, VM, etc.) and SQL databases (Oracle, Sybase, DB2, Informix,
SQLBase, etc.).For this
reason, it is a popular tool among database application vendors (such as PeopleSoft)
as a way of allowing their applications to be implemented in a variety of
technical environments.
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SQR
is developed and
marketed by Brio Technology (formerly
SQRIBE).
Utilities
sqrsh.sqr
Sqr shell program that does everything you ever wanted (autodoc, trace
, profile, pretty, ibr , etc).
lis_to_spf.sqr
SQR program to convert files in mainframe format to text/SPF/etc.
format (e.g. in order to publish them using Brio.Portal (formerly
ReportMart)). As it converts, it can perform bursting based on text found
at a particular location on each page. Bursting can cause multiple files
to be generated and/or (with SQR 4.1 and above) a Table-Of-Contents entry
to be generated in the output SPF file. (It can run under SQR3 with
somewhat reduced functionality.)
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ora_doc.sqr
Report program which produces documentation about an ORACLE schema.
It lists columns, constraints, indexes and comments for all tables owned
by a user.
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