We have add Shape control to Valentina Reports.
You can use it in the Report Editor of Valentina Studio Pro during design of your report(s). Future we will added yet Editor of shapes and more reach library of shapes.
Valentina Reports now support ODBC datasource!
This is great, because now Valentina Reports can work with data stored practically in any database format (MS Access, MS SQL, Oracle, Postgre SQL, mySQL, … ) and even XML.
In Valentina Studio improved datasource dialog to support ODBC.
In a Valentina ADK code, you should specify connection string in the VProject.MakeNewReport( inDataSource ), as the following: odbc://dsn=access,user=name,pass=123
Will be available in the 4.9b5 build or newer.
We have add a new great feature into Valentina Studio PRO:
Import XCODE model into Valentina Database Schema.
Import Wizard allows you to specify for each link between tables its kind to be one of:
Foreign Key, ObjectPtr or BinaryLink.
Details please read on this Valentina WIKI page
On users request we have made the next major improvements in Valentina Reports:
You can see details on the following pictures.
Continue reading [VReports][NEW] Improved HTML, Picture Controls
All these features are enabled for SQLite engine during compile of sqlite plugin in Valentina Studio Pro.
In v4.8 we introduce PREVIEW of a new Valentina Studio Pro plugin – SQLite. We do this on few reasons:
1) Around Valentina DB exists many IDEs where SQLite is integrated on default. So we have quite often case when Lite developer want switch to Valentina DB.
2) We going to open Valentina Reports to users of other databases also. First of them with be users of SQLite. So it will be comfortable for them to be able use Valentina Studio to design REPORTS, and in the same time manage their SQLite dbs. The second our step will be – to add other dbs (Postgre, MS SQL, ODBC, …) and also integrate them into Valentina Studio, at least via our ODBC plugin.
Continue reading [NEW] SQLite plugin for Valentina Studio Pro (!!!)
Now you should not synch vClient API calls – vClient do it self and you are free to access and operates with vClient’s remote objects from different threads similiangly.
In particular, vStudio operates with remote connections via multiple threads and it was a source of some glitches and unexpected errors especially with a long queries. Now there are no more errors like “EOF reached…” or “Broken packet received…” which were result of incorrect thread synch.
Thanks to new SHOW PROCEDURES ALL, we was able implement Function Browser in the SQL Editor of Valentina Studio.
This Function Browser contains a list of system function and used defined stored procedures and functions listed by categories such as:
Continue reading NEW Function Browser in the SQL Editor of VStudio!
We have added the left side bar into Schema Editor.
It looks similar to what have OS X Finder and Windows 7. This sidebar allows you easy jump to the most common and/or recent places of your job. For example, you can by single click open recent database or connection or your bookmark to a Valentina Server. Your login and password can be stored, so no need to retype them each time.
Continue reading NEW Left Side Bar in Schema Editor of Valentina Studio
We have added to SQL Editor of Valentina Studio great new feature: now you can get much more rich output from an SQL command. And this output is separated into 4 tab panels at bottom of Editor.
Continue reading NEW Tab-Panels in SQL Editor to Display Logs/Output/Warnings/Tune
We have upload 2 new video lessons about Valentina reports:
http://valentina-db.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=valentina:video:vspro:vspro
New Video lessons added:
1) VStudio -> Import via ODBC datasource.
2) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Grouping
3) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Controls -> Picture Field
4) VStudio Pro -> Reports -> Regions -> Report Header
We have add 2 news video tutorials EN. One for MAC and one for WIN about how to setup ODBC datasource around Valentina ODBC driver.
http://valentina-db.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=valentina:video:video
These lessons can be helpful to setup ODBC data source for other dbs also, e.g. MySQL or MS Access, if you want import from then into Valentina using
Valentina Studio ODBC data import.
And lesson about this import from ODBC is our next lesson, which is in the work.
http://valentina-db.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=valentina:video:vspro:vspro
Here you can find new and improved video tutorials:
* Preview Overview
* SubReports
* Formatting
* Expression Field
New lessons now come in two languages English and Russian.
You can use this control to force page break for a report.