- Stonefield Query is now compatible with the new Sage ACT! 2013.
- Four new sample reports have been added for ACT! 2010 and later databases.
- The performance of reports using the Details or Notes fields in the ACT! 2010+ data provider has been greatly improved.
- New "Organizer Phone" fields are available in the activity tables in the ACT! 2010+ data provider, similar to the existing "Organizer Email" fields.
- 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.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Stonefield Query for ACT! version 4.2.4603
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Stonefield Query for Sage Accpac/300 ERP Version 4.2.4603
Version 4.2.4603 has several great new features.
- Stonefield Query for Sage Accpac ERP has been renamed to Stonefield Query for Sage 300 ERP because Sage renamed Sage Accpac ERP to Sage 300 ERP. Please note that regardless of the name, Stonefield Query works with Sage 300 ERP and Sage Accpac ERP versions 6.0 and earlier.
- 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.
- Stonefield Query now supports printer custom forms specified in templates. This allows you to, for example, create a template that's very wide (using Tabloid size paper) so fields don't wrap onto a second row when there are lots of fields.
- 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.
- Relationships were added between the Accounts Receivable Receipt/Adjustments (ARTCR) and Invoices (ARIBH) tables, the Accounts Receivable Applied Receipt/Adjustments (ARTCP) and Order Entry Invoices (OEINVH) tables, and the Accounts Receivable Invoices (ARIBH) and Order Entry Invoices (OEINVH) tables.
- The Applied Receipt/Adjustments (ARTCP) table now appears in the Order Entry module as well as Accounts Receivable.
- The Payroll Fields settings in the Options dialog can now accept longer lists of code values.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Stonefield Query SDK version 4.2.4603
Version 4.2.4603 has several great new features.
Report Designer
- 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.
- Stonefield Query now supports printer custom forms specified in templates. This allows you to, for example, create a template that's very wide (using Tabloid size paper) so fields don't wrap onto a second row when there are lots of fields.
- 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.
Stonefield Query Studio
- You can now specify the location of the project files at install time.
- You can now activate a license programmatically by passing "activate=serial number" on the command line to Stonefield Query.
- You can now programmatically define enumerated or "display from related table" fields, such as in a DataEngine.GetCustomMetaData script.
- Performance is improved when a table that uses a Select script to return an XML result set has fields using expressions in the Caption or Picture properties.
- The SQProxy object has a new Ready property that allows you to control when the Application.AfterSetup script executes.
- A new file, Convert.FLL, must be distributed with Stonefield Query.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Stonefield Query for Sage Accpac ERP version 4.2.4526
Version 4.2.4526 is mostly a maintenance release, but there are a few new features:
- There are now relationships between Purchase Order Requisitions (PORQNH1) and Requisition Vendors (PORQNLV), Accounts Receivable Receipts/Adjustments (ARTCR) and Account Sets (ARRAS), Receipts/Adjustments (ARTCR) and Documents (AROBL), and Applied Receipts/Adjustments (ARTCP) and Documents (AROBL).
- The Payroll Check Advice report now includes the same information the Sage Accpac report does, including balances and accruals.
- There is now an Earning/Deduction Balance field in the Payroll Check Details table and a Net Balance field in the Employee Earnings/Deductions table.
- 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.
Stonefield Query SDK version 4.2.4526
Version 4.2.4526 is mostly a maintenance release, but there are a few new features:
- 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.
- Stonefield Query now allows the same field to appear in both parent and child application views.
- The ReportEngine object has new EditReport and NewReport methods.
- The Import Data Dictionary function can now handle calculated fields.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Stonefield Query for Sage BusinessVision version 4.2
- You can now edit formulas from Step 2 in the report wizards. When a formula is selected, click the Edit Formula button to edit it. Otherwise, that button appears as "New Formula", so clicking it creates a new formula.
- Formulas now appear in report wizards with "[Formula]" after the name so you can distinguish them from real fields.
- You can now specify the order that a formula appears in its table when fields are displayed in table order. This is useful if you want a formula to appear somewhere other than at the end of the list of fields.
- You can now specify the number of rows a dashboard has. For example, if there are four charts in a dashboard and you specify two rows, the dashboard will have two rows of two charts each.
- Two new templates are available:
- Modern: this template has alternating light and dark rounded rectangles in the detail band and a blue rounded rectangle for column headers.
- Modern with Title: this template is similar to Modern but with a title page showing the report name, comment, user, date, and filter.
- Objects in templates have a new Center option, which is useful for images such as logos that you want to be centered horizontally on the page.
- Stonefield Query can now automatically sum numeric fields when you add them to a report. Turn on the Automatically sum numeric fields setting in the Options dialog to use this feature.
- The Format page of the Field Properties dialog of the Advanced Report Designer now has a Display date only setting that works like the same setting in the Properties dialog of the report wizards: turn this setting on to display the date only or turn it off to display the date and time.
- You can now specify whether missing date values are included in a chart when a date field is used in as the category (X-axis) field.
- The License Manager now includes a Copy button to copy the selected serial number to the Clipboard. This makes it easier to specify your serial number when requesting technical support.
- You now get a warning if you try to schedule a report that has ask-at-runtime filter conditions, since that prevents a scheduled report from running.
- Because exclude filter conditions are often erroneously used in place of a normal "not equals" filter (for example, you want a list of customers who aren't in Germany and use an exclude condition of Country equals Germany rather than the correct way, with a normal filter condition of Country does not equal Germany), you now get a warning if you try to create an exclude condition of this type, although that doesn't prevent you from using it.
- Most cross-tab reports run faster now.
- You can now output cross-tab reports that have Show Change or Show % Change turned on to Microsoft Excel, CVS, or PivotTable files even when the report can't be previewed or printed because it has too many columns.
- Stonefield Query starts up faster than before.
- The setting of the "display only directly related tables" button is no longer remembered because it was easy to miss that this option was turned on and then wonder why all of the tables weren't displayed.
- Turning on Use same options next time report is run on the Output page of the Reports Explorer now saves the selected printer if it isn't the default printer. This allows you to always print the report to the same printer, such as sending mailing labels to a label printer.
- You can now specify the name of a report to edit or that a report should be created with the New Report Wizard with command-line parameters.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Stonefield Query for GoldMine version 4.2
We are pleased to announce the immediate release of Stonefield Query for GoldMine version 4.2. There are lots of new and improved features in version 4.2.
- You can now edit formulas from Step 2 in the report wizards. When a formula is selected, click the Edit Formula button to edit it. Otherwise, that button appears as "New Formula", so clicking it creates a new formula.
- Formulas now appear in report wizards with "[Formula]" after the name so you can distinguish them from real fields.
- You can now specify the order that a formula appears in its table when fields are displayed in table order. This is useful if you want a formula to appear somewhere other than at the end of the list of fields.
- You can now specify the number of rows a dashboard has. For example, if there are four charts in a dashboard and you specify two rows, the dashboard will have two rows of two charts each.
- Two new templates are available:
- Modern: this template has alternating light and dark rounded rectangles in the detail band and a blue rounded rectangle for column headers.
- Modern with Title: this template is similar to Modern but with a title page showing the report name, comment, user, date, and filter.
- Objects in templates have a new Center option, which is useful for images such as logos that you want to be centered horizontally on the page.
- Stonefield Query can now automatically sum numeric fields when you add them to a report. Turn on the Automatically sum numeric fields setting in the Options dialog to use this feature.
- The Format page of the Field Properties dialog of the Advanced Report Designer now has a Display date only setting that works like the same setting in the Properties dialog of the report wizards: turn this setting on to display the date only or turn it off to display the date and time.
- You can now specify whether missing date values are included in a chart when a date field is used in as the category (X-axis) field.
- The License Manager now includes a Copy button to copy the selected serial number to the Clipboard. This makes it easier to specify your serial number when requesting technical support.
- You now get a warning if you try to schedule a report that has ask-at-runtime filter conditions, since that prevents a scheduled report from running.
- Because exclude filter conditions are often erroneously used in place of a normal "not equals" filter (for example, you want a list of customers who aren't in Germany and use an exclude condition of Country equals Germany rather than the correct way, with a normal filter condition of Country does not equal Germany), you now get a warning if you try to create an exclude condition of this type, although that doesn't prevent you from using it.
- Most cross-tab reports run faster now.
- You can now output cross-tab reports that have Show Change or Show % Change turned on to Microsoft Excel, CVS, or PivotTable files even when the report can't be previewed or printed because it has too many columns.
- Stonefield Query starts up faster than before.
- The setting of the "display only directly related tables" button is no longer remembered because it was easy to miss that this option was turned on and then wonder why all of the tables weren't displayed.
- Turning on Use same options next time report is run on the Output page of the Reports Explorer now saves the selected printer if it isn't the default printer. This allows you to always print the report to the same printer, such as sending mailing labels to a label printer.
- You can now specify the name of a report to edit or that a report should be created with the New Report Wizard with command-line parameters.
- The Calendar Recurrences table (added in GoldMine 9.0) is now available in Query, when Query is connected to a GoldMine 9.0+ database.
- The Product Name field (added in GoldMine 8.5) is now available in Query's Opportunities table, Projects table, and Opportunity/Project table, when Query is connected to a GoldMine 8.5+ database.
- Query now has a relationship defined between the Case Contacts Link table and the Combined Main and Other Contacts table. This allows for the proper reporting of the data shown on the Contacts tab in GoldMine's Cases view, using Query's Cases table and Combined Main and Other Contacts table.
- A new Secondary Contact ID field is now available in the Combined Main and Other Contacts table. This field shows the ID for secondary contacts, and is blank for main contacts.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Stonefield Query for HEAT version 4.2
We are pleased to announce the immediate release of Stonefield Query for HEAT version 4.2. There are lots of new and improved features in version 4.2.
- You can now edit formulas from Step 2 in the report wizards. When a formula is selected, click the Edit Formula button to edit it. Otherwise, that button appears as "New Formula", so clicking it creates a new formula.
- Formulas now appear in report wizards with "[Formula]" after the name so you can distinguish them from real fields.
- You can now specify the order that a formula appears in its table when fields are displayed in table order. This is useful if you want a formula to appear somewhere other than at the end of the list of fields.
- You can now specify the number of rows a dashboard has. For example, if there are four charts in a dashboard and you specify two rows, the dashboard will have two rows of two charts each.
- Two new templates are available:
- Modern: this template has alternating light and dark rounded rectangles in the detail band and a blue rounded rectangle for column headers.
- Modern with Title: this template is similar to Modern but with a title page showing the report name, comment, user, date, and filter.
To add these to the list of available templates, choose Template Editor from the Tools menu, click Import, and select these templates from the Sample Templates folder.
- Objects in templates have a new Center option, which is useful for images such as logos that you want to be centered horizontally on the page.
- Stonefield Query can now automatically sum numeric fields when you add them to a report. Turn on the Automatically sum numeric fields setting in the Options dialog to use this feature.
- The Format page of the Field Properties dialog of the Advanced Report Designer now has a Display date only setting that works like the same setting in the Properties dialog of the report wizards: turn this setting on to display the date only or turn it off to display the date and time.
- You can now specify whether missing date values are included in a chart when a date field is used in as the category (X-axis) field.
- The License Manager now includes a Copy button to copy the selected serial number to the Clipboard. This makes it easier to specify your serial number when requesting technical support.
- You now get a warning if you try to schedule a report that has ask-at-runtime filter conditions, since that prevents a scheduled report from running.
- Because exclude filter conditions are often erroneously used in place of a normal "not equals" filter (for example, you want a list of customers who aren't in Germany and use an exclude condition of Country equals Germany rather than the correct way, with a normal filter condition of Country does not equal Germany), you now get a warning if you try to create an exclude condition of this type, although that doesn't prevent you from using it.
- Most cross-tab reports run faster now.
- You can now output cross-tab reports that have Show Change or Show % Change turned on to Microsoft Excel, CVS, or PivotTable files even when the report can't be previewed or printed because it has too many columns.
- Stonefield Query starts up faster than before.
- The setting of the "display only directly related tables" button is no longer remembered because it was easy to miss that this option was turned on and then wonder why all of the tables weren't displayed.
- Turning on Use same options next time report is run on the Output page of the Reports Explorer now saves the selected printer if it isn't the default printer. This allows you to always print the report to the same printer, such as sending mailing labels to a label printer.
- You can now specify the name of a report to edit or that a report should be created with the New Report Wizard with command-line parameters.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Stonefield Query for AccountMate version 4.2
We are pleased to announce the immediate release of Stonefield Query for AccountMate SQL and Stonefield Query for AccountMate LAN version 4.2. There are lots of new and improved features in version 4.2.
- Stonefield Query for AccountMate supports AccountMate for SQL 8.2 and AccountMate for LAN 7.4.
- You can now edit formulas from Step 2 in the report wizards. When a formula is selected, click the Edit Formula button to edit it. Otherwise, that button appears as "New Formula", so clicking it creates a new formula.
- Formulas now appear in report wizards with "[Formula]" after the name so you can distinguish them from real fields.
- You can now specify the order that a formula appears in its table when fields are displayed in table order. This is useful if you want a formula to appear somewhere other than at the end of the list of fields.
- You can now specify the number of rows a dashboard has. For example, if there are four charts in a dashboard and you specify two rows, the dashboard will have two rows of two charts each.
- Two new templates are available:
- Modern: this template has alternating light and dark rounded rectangles in the detail band and a blue rounded rectangle for column headers.
- Modern with Title: this template is similar to Modern but with a title page showing the report name, comment, user, date, and filter.
To add these to the list of available templates, choose Template Editor from the Tools menu, click Import, and select these templates from the Sample Templates folder.
- Objects in templates have a new Center option, which is useful for images such as logos that you want to be centered horizontally on the page.
- Stonefield Query can now automatically sum numeric fields when you add them to a report. Turn on the Automatically sum numeric fields setting in the Options dialog to use this feature.
- The Format page of the Field Properties dialog of the Advanced Report Designer now has a Display date only setting that works like the same setting in the Properties dialog of the report wizards: turn this setting on to display the date only or turn it off to display the date and time.
- You can now specify whether missing date values are included in a chart when a date field is used in as the category (X-axis) field.
- The License Manager now includes a Copy button to copy the selected serial number to the Clipboard. This makes it easier to specify your serial number when requesting technical support.
- You now get a warning if you try to schedule a report that has ask-at-runtime filter conditions, since that prevents a scheduled report from running.
- Because exclude filter conditions are often erroneously used in place of a normal "not equals" filter (for example, you want a list of customers who aren't in Germany and use an exclude condition of Country equals Germany rather than the correct way, with a normal filter condition of Country does not equal Germany), you now get a warning if you try to create an exclude condition of this type, although that doesn't prevent you from using it.
- Most cross-tab reports run faster now.
- You can now output cross-tab reports that have Show Change or Show % Change turned on to Microsoft Excel, CVS, or PivotTable files even when the report can't be previewed or printed because it has too many columns.
- Stonefield Query starts up faster than before.
- The setting of the "display only directly related tables" button is no longer remembered because it was easy to miss that this option was turned on and then wonder why all of the tables weren't displayed.
- Turning on Use same options next time report is run on the Output page of the Reports Explorer now saves the selected printer if it isn't the default printer. This allows you to always print the report to the same printer, such as sending mailing labels to a label printer.
- You can now specify the name of a report to edit or that a report should be created with the New Report Wizard with command-line parameters.
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Stonefield Query for ACT! version 4.2
- Several new sample reports have been added for ACT! 2010 and later databases.
- Stonefield Query now supports relationships between two subentites defined using TopLine Designer.
- You can now edit formulas from Step 2 in the report wizards. When a formula is selected, click the Edit Formula button to edit it. Otherwise, that button appears as "New Formula", so clicking it creates a new formula.
- Formulas now appear in report wizards with "[Formula]" after the name so you can distinguish them from real fields.
- You can now specify the order that a formula appears in its table when fields are displayed in table order. This is useful if you want a formula to appear somewhere other than at the end of the list of fields.
- You can now specify the number of rows a dashboard has. For example, if there are four charts in a dashboard and you specify two rows, the dashboard will have two rows of two charts each.
- Two new templates are available:
- Modern: this template has alternating light and dark rounded rectangles in the detail band and a blue rounded rectangle for column headers.
- Modern with Title: this template is similar to Modern but with a title page showing the report name, comment, user, date, and filter.
- Objects in templates have a new Center option, which is useful for images such as logos that you want to be centered horizontally on the page.
- Stonefield Query can now automatically sum numeric fields when you add them to a report. Turn on the Automatically sum numeric fields setting in the Options dialog to use this feature.
- The Format page of the Field Properties dialog of the Advanced Report Designer now has a Display date only setting that works like the same setting in the Properties dialog of the report wizards: turn this setting on to display the date only or turn it off to display the date and time.
- You can now specify whether missing date values are included in a chart when a date field is used in as the category (X-axis) field.
- The License Manager now includes a Copy button to copy the selected serial number to the Clipboard. This makes it easier to specify your serial number when requesting technical support.
- You now get a warning if you try to schedule a report that has ask-at-runtime filter conditions, since that prevents a scheduled report from running.
- Because exclude filter conditions are often erroneously used in place of a normal "not equals" filter (for example, you want a list of customers who aren't in Germany and use an exclude condition of Country equals Germany rather than the correct way, with a normal filter condition of Country does not equal Germany), you now get a warning if you try to create an exclude condition of this type, although that doesn't prevent you from using it.
- Most cross-tab reports run faster now.
- You can now output cross-tab reports that have Show Change or Show % Change turned on to Microsoft Excel, CVS, or PivotTable files even when the report can't be previewed or printed because it has too many columns.
- Stonefield Query starts up faster than before.
- The setting of the "display only directly related tables" button is no longer remembered because it was easy to miss that this option was turned on and then wonder why all of the tables weren't displayed.
- Turning on Use same options next time report is run on the Output page of the Reports Explorer now saves the selected printer if it isn't the default printer. This allows you to always print the report to the same printer, such as sending mailing labels to a label printer.
- You can now specify the name of a report to edit or that a report should be created with the New Report Wizard with command-line parameters.