Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Stonefield Query for Sage BusinessVision version 4.2.4603

Version 4.2.4603 has several great new features.
  • A large number of system tables are now available for reporting. These are included in Query's new System data group.
  • The MISC_1 and MISC_2 fields in the INVENTORY table now appear with the custom caption defined for them in the BusinessVision database.
  • A new "Vendor Pricing" table is available, for reporting on only the vendor records from the Special Pricing table.
  • Several tables were added to appropriate data groups.
  • The new Auto-fit to page setting for quick reports automatically reduces the font when fields would normally be moved to a second row because there are too many to fit on one. This makes it possible for the fields to fit on a single row.
  • The new Find Field button in step 2 of the report wizards makes it easier to find a field by part of the caption.
  • Reports can be combined into a single PDF output by specifying the same file name for each report and turning on the new Append to existing file setting.
  • The Dashboard window now supports outputting all charts to a single PDF file.
  • You can now sort a chart by values rather than the default alphabetically by category by setting the Sort setting in the Field Properties dialog to Ascending or Descending Order.
  • You can now define multi-line point labels for charts in Windows XP (it was only available in previous versions for Windows Vista and 7).
  • You now get a warning if you copy an expression from the Expression Builder and paste it into a place where real table and field names are required, such as the expression for a formula or a field in the Advanced Report Designer. Previously, you would get an error when running the report.
  • You can now define user group names up to 60 characters (the previous limit was 20).
  • You can now define report names up to 100 characters (the previous limit was 60).
  • You can now create an advanced layout report from a report with Summary turned on.

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