Speed
The IQuery Designer can generally create each query with individual filter, sort, and page
settings as required in less than 10 minutes. IQuery also gives the Designer the option to
view the ASP query as it’s being created in order to insure that the settings being
defined are correct at every step. Once completed, authorized users can quickly access the
query as often as needed via a Web browser and run reports in a matter of seconds.Immediate time savings
IQuery gives busy Information Managers the flexibility to generate .asp files that can
then be accessed quickly and easily by authorized end users. Once a query is created and
saved, users can access the .asp file from their Web browser and run updated reports with
specific sort, filter, and page options as needed (within the parameters set by the
query’s Designer) without having to burden IS with multiple and redundant data
requests.
Immediate return in investment
With each .asp file created IQuery automatically generates over 2,000 lines of
documented ASP code that would otherwise require hours or days of IS resources. And with a
standardized method to quickly and easily access data, users can make more informed
decisions based on current and accurate information. So the more IQuery is used, the more
money it saves an organization.
Security
The IQuery Designer has the ability to select and limit filter options on each
query to prevent users from viewing restricted data and to guard against system
resource-consuming data requests. And because queries are sensitive to existing system,
network, and Internet security, user authorization and access can be controlled through
standard user login.
Ease of use
IQuery is incredibly simple to use for both the Designer and end users. In 10
easy steps, IQuery walks the Designer through the ASP page set-up without requiring any
programming. Once the query has been completed and saved, authorized users can easily
access the .asp file and run reports from a familiar interface. Users may also specify
selectable sorting and paging options as needed without having to do anything more complex
than point and click. |
