Reporting tools for JavaScript
The Bold Reports® JavaScript Report Designer is a web-based reporting tool to create and edit RDL (Report Definition Language) standard reports. The Report Designer comes with a wide range of report items to transform data into meaningful information and quickly build reports with the following features.
What are the key features of the JavaScript Report Designer?
The key features of the Bold Reports® JavaScript Report Designer are data source connections, a user-friendly design environment, built-in report items, report parameters and expressions.
Data Sources --- Supports connection to major data providers such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, OLEDB and ODBC for exploring data and design reports with a wide range of data sources.
User friendly Environment --- Provides an effective design area, configuration options, and drag-and-drop facilities to make it easy for business users to compose reports.
Report items --- All interactive report items that are commonly used in business reports are built in, including charts, tablix, list, subreports, textboxes, images, lines, and rectangles for better visual representation of data.
Report Parameter --- Supports parameter to specify the data to filter in a report, connect related reports together and vary report presentation.
Expression --- Expressions are used throughout the report definition in parameters, queries, filters and report item properties to perform additional operations such as mathematical computation, conditional formatting, inspection, conversions, and more.
Frequently asked questions
What is the JavaScript Report Designer?
The Bold Reports® JavaScript Report Designer is a web-based reporting tool to create and edit RDL (Report Definition Language) standard reports.
Which data sources can the Report Designer connect to?
The Report Designer supports connections to major data providers such as Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, OLEDB and ODBC.
Which report items does the Report Designer include?
The Report Designer includes charts, tablix, list, subreports, textboxes, images, lines, and rectangles.