Reportizer 6.5.5.112 Multilingual

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Windows x64 | File size: 11.29 MB

Database reporting tool. Easy creating, modifying and printing database reports. Allows to manage report collections. Supports BDE or ADO databases. Tested on dBase (DBF), Paradox (DB), Text (TXT), Comma-separated values (CSV), Oracle, Interbase, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, SQL Server, Visual FoxPro, MySQL, PostgreSQL, HTML. Reportizer can print list of files from the specified directory.

Creating database reports with Reportizer is simple. It has all you need to build and print your reports:
Visual report designer. Reports can be edited in convenient visual report designer with powerful property inspector and tool bars. For advanced users, there is an option to modify reports in text mode.

Convenient SQL editor. Database queries are written in convenient SQL editor with syntax highlighting and code completion.
Powerful report generator. Report generator supports dynamically calculated expressions, displaying images, grouping, calculated fields, multi-column reports, totals and subtotals etc.

Different database formats. Reportizer works with relational databases via several interfaces: ADO, BDE, or Interbase. It has been tested on the following database types: dBase (DBF), Paradox (DB), TXT, CSV, Oracle, Interbase, MS Access, MS Excel, SQL Server, HTML, Visual FoxPro, MySQL, PostgreSQL.

File reports. In addition to database reports, Reportizer can build and print file reports. In this case, Reportizer use Windows file system as a database, where folders are tables, and files are table items. Using such a feature, you can print list of files from specified folder(s) (with their icons, dates etc.).

Command line support. There is an ability to load and print reports from command line with large set of options.
Ability to export reports. Reports can be exported to HTML, XLSX, TXT, PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, or STT (static reports) formats.
A lightweight client-side utility. There is a small read-only utility Reportizer Viewer, which can be used on the client side.

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