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|    Larry Dooley to All    |
|    .NET Reporting against and Orcale Databa    |
|    07 May 06 08:47:38    |
      From: larrydooley@yahoo.com              Here's my issue. We've decided to replace a very critical (without it       the business would lose lots of money) departmental reporting system       with a built from scratch system based on .NET. The key component is a       datagrid (it really turned the CIO's head).              The issue is that the data source is Oracle. We've got a very complex       reporting system that produces dynamic sql and sends it to oracle and       takes back the result set and displays it. Each report has at least 3       filters and some more than a dozen. Each filter can either be a single       item, a list of 1 to N items or left blank. The idea is to push this       into Oracle stored procedures and get back a refcursor. The       filters/parameters effect not only the where clause, but can effect the       select clause, the from clause (what tables are queried) and when either       the from clause or select clause are effected the group by clause is       effected. This is a complex database (not large by data wharehouse       standards) with indexes and structure that are not friendly to       reporting. Speed of the reports is a critical issue. It's something       we've fought pretty sucessfully in the old system.              We've also got to have a batch component. That is a number of reports       need to run overnight and be available first thing in the morning. This       can't be just a single job that runs a bunch of reports. We need each       report to run separately. Oh and it needs to not start before certain       jobs are finished on the Oracle database.              Oh we've got a schedule of six months - nine months max and the clock is       ticking.              For the first issue. Has anyone done something similar. If so any key       problems with this (forget buy crystal, cognos etc. It's not cost they       are rounding error in our bottom line, but that decision is pretty set       also forget a data wharehouse - no time)              Second issue - does anyone know a good scheduler that will integrate       well with a .NET solution.              Thanks in advance.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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