Seal Report is an open and powerful database reporting tool. It offers a complete framework for producing every day reports from any database. The product focuses on an easy installation and report design: Once setup, reports can be built and published in a minute. Seal Report is an Open Source for the Microsoft .Net Framework entirely written in C#. Main Features: - Dynamic SQL sources: Use either your SQL or let the Seal engine build dynamically the SQL used to query your database. - Native Pivot Tables: Simply drag and drop elements directly in a pivot table (Cross Tab) and display them in your report. - HTML5 Charts and Microsoft Charts: Define and display Chart Series in two mouse clicks. - HTML5 Rendering using Razor engine: Use the power of HTML5 in the report result (Tabs, Tables sorting and filtering). Customize your report presentation in HTML with the Razor engine parsing. - Web Report Server: Publish your reports on the web (requires Internet Information Server 7 or 8 with MVC4). - Task Scheduler: Schedule your report executions and generate results in folders or send them by emails ((integrated with the Windows Tasks Scheduler). - Low TCO (total cost of ownership): The product is designed for minimal ongoing maintenance.
What is new in this release:
No SQL Data Sources are available
What is new in version 1.6:
Web Report Server security: A security layer has been implemented through security groups to define what repository folder is published. Authentication can be made and customized using different providers (No Security, Basic, Windows, Integrated Windows, LDAP, Database)
Report Tasks: Tasks allow to perform and sequence basic SQL or Script task in a report (e.g. Refreshing the enumerated list every day). A schedule only dedicated to tasks can be defined (no need of output).
Smart Copy: New feature to perform mass updates and copies of Models, Elements, Restrictions, Views, Tasks and Outputs in the same report or in other reports.
Requirements:
.Net Framework 4.0, Database OleDB or ODBC Drivers
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