Reporting System Setup
Setup Options > System Setup > Reporting
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This improves report rendering by moving the XML into a temporary SQL database before binding the data to the .RPT file.
It also frees up resources on the client workstation by transferring processing tasks to the server. The server generates a .PDF file which is sent to the client machine.
This option doesn't require Crystal on the client machine; only an appropriate report reader (e.g. Adobe Acrobat Reader, SYSPRO Office Integration, Espresso).
When enabling this option for the first time, the Documents.XML files are copied to Documents_Server.XML. When you subsequently update printers for documents, the relevant file is updated (i.e. Documents.XML for client-side and Documents_server.XML for server-side printing).
If you switch between client-side and server-side reporting, the printers have to be re-configured.
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This improves report rendering by moving the XML into a temporary SQL database before binding the data to the .RPT file. All the processing is completed on the client machine.
If you switch between client-side and server-side reporting, the printers have to be re-configured.
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This initiates client-side reporting (as it was in prior versions of SYSPRO) binding the report to the .XML file on the client machine.
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This indicates the address to the reporting host service (e.g. localhost:1979).
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Enter the scheduler authentication user name (i.e. the Windows Task Scheduler permission that allows the operator to create and maintain schedules on the server).
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Enter the scheduler authentication password (i.e. the Windows Task Scheduler permission that allows the operator to create and maintain schedules on the server).
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This lets you purge the document print queue automatically.
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Enter the number of days (up to 999) you want an item to remain in the queue before it is automatically purged.
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