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Posted by Steven Alexander | Dec 27, 2009 | Uncategorized |
I decided to begin this blog at the end of 2008 and published the first three entries on January 3, 2009. This is my 54th post, twelve months later. My Goals Unlike other report generation tools, SQR is a powerful and flexible...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Dec 20, 2009 | Business |
Last week we saw the origin of nine companies that owned or influenced the SQR programming language: Brio, D&N Systems, Hyperion, Oracle, Peoplesoft, Ray Ontko & Company, SQ Software, Sqribe, and Sybase. We saw the...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Dec 13, 2009 | Business |
I wanted to write the history of SQR, but I can’t. I’ve reviewed dozens of press releases, news articles, websites, state government documents, and SEC filings to create this timeline. But that’s not a...
Read MorePosted by Steven Alexander | Dec 6, 2009 | Algorithms |
SQR and the Peoplesoft Process Scheduler work together to allow users to choose output format. The favorites in my organization are document (PDF) and spreadsheet (XLS). I mentioned this in 4 SQR Resolutions and I’ve had...
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