(This is part of a series of posts on the new Izenda Reports 6.4, presently at the Release Candidate stage.)
Restrict users from adding or removing filters or fields in the Report Viewer, but still allow them to change an existing filter’s value by using the new Locked report mode. Read More
Dashboards now have individual filters which can be customized to your design and function. Just add a customized DashboardFilters control to the Izenda Reports directory and use logic in the code behind page to control its appearance and function. To add customizable dashboard filters a custom user control named DashboardFilters.ascx must be created. If found, this control will be inserted into the dashboard viewer below the toolbar. Read More
Izenda Reports 6.4 adds a new control, the Time Period Slider. The Time Period Slider immediately redefines a date contraint, allowing easy and fast adjusting of the time period for all time period filters in dashboard reports. Read More
Guest post by Jacob Sebastian of Beyond Relational
One of the applications we worked on recently had to deal with storing TSQL queries in a table and executing them based on some business logic. It was not a very complicated project, but the development team had a tough time with the formatting of the queries stored in the table. This was a huge problem when the queries were to be modified.
The developer writes a well formatted TSQL code and stores it into the table. Later on when a change request comes, he retrieves the query text from the table and finds that all the formatting is lost. Read More
(This is the start of a series of posts on the new Izenda Reports 6.4, presently at the Release Candidate stage.)
Ever try to explain what SQL joins are to a user? Izenda in version 6.4 adds a very nice feature that takes the mystery and guesswork – and the calls for tech support – out of situations where users are unsure of which joins in a complicated relationships can be included in a report.
With a few clicks– Izenda Reports deduces the table joining relationships for the user. A new simplified data sources GUI automatically disable data selections that would create nonsensical joins.
You can try Smart Joins against your data by requesting a free trial of Izenda.
So there you are building, running and operating your company via Salesforce.com. Only problem is, you can’t get answers to the questions you have easily, cleanly, and graphically from Salesforce.
If this sounds like you, go grab CopyForce. It’s the Open Source version of Capstorm’s commercial product for copying full or partial Salesforce instances to a relational database. Several target databases are supported out of the box: Microsoft SQL Server, H2, and Oracle. Both incremental and complete copies are supported.
At Izenda, we use this tool to grab our data from Salesforce and use Izenda to define, run and distribute a series of internal reports and dashboards. Give it a try!
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