cViewMANAGER

Key Features

• Using cViewMANAGER you can schedule reports to run at a specific date and time or at regular intervals:  Hourly, Daily, Business Days, Weekly, Monthly, or Last Day of Month.

  

• The Business Calendar feature enables you to schedule reports only on business days (Monday-Friday or Monday-Saturday) or during business hours (such as every 45 minutes between 9am and 4pm).  You can also specify a list of holidays on which reports will not run.
• The Dynamic Dates features allows you to automatically set date parameters in a report based on the current date.  An example would be a scheduled report that always uses the current accounting period start and end dates in the report.  Calendar support includes calendar months, 4 week periods and 4-4-5 week accounting.
• Export file formats include Crystal Reports (.rpt), Microsoft Word (.doc), Rich Text (.rtf), Excel (.xls), Comma Separated Values (.csv), HTML (.htm), and Portable Document Format (.pdf).
• Date Stamping allows you to use the date and time in the filename of the saved report output.  Simply include %d, %t or %h in the disk file name to include the date, time or hour the report was processed.
• Reports may be sent by email using any of the available export formats.
• Full HTML email support allows cViewMANAGER to send a report as HTML in the body of an email message, eliminating the need to open attachments.
• Direct SMTP support enables cViewMANAGER to work with virtually any email system.   SMTP Spooling allows cViewMANAGER to queue reports when the SMTP server is busy or unavailable, ensuring all reports are delivered.
  

  

• Multi-run feature allows the same report to be run multiple times with different input parameters and/or destinations.  For example, this would allow running the same Crystal Report so that it includes different data and a different destination email address for each salesperson -- all with one scheduled event.  The Multi-run control file is editable text and may be shared among different reports.
• List management allows you to maintain an external list of values or destinations for a group of scheduled reports.  For example, you can use a List to send one report to several printers -- just specify the List file as the output destination.
• cViewMANAGER's printer control feature allows you to control the number of copies and page orientation when printing reports.
• cViewMANAGER works with reports and subreports that require secure database login.  cViewMANAGER stores database user names and passwords in an encrypted file on the server, allowing these reports to run unattended.  Reports and subreports that log in to multiple databases using different credentials are supported.
  

  

• Advanced Reporting feature allows you to modify a report's formula fields (including Record Selection and Group Selection) and database locations.
• Exception handling allows you to control what happens when no records are retrieved for a report.  Possible actions include sending an empty report, not sending anything, or sending an error notification to an administrator.
• In addition to Crystal Reports, cViewMANAGER allows scheduled execution of batch files, executables, and other commands.