Enterprise Developers Edition Support for Access, MS Sql Server, Oracle, and Sybase databases The Enterprise Developers Edition supports querying the above databases using ODBC and SQL Passthrough. Whatever the default, each individual Request can also specify the join style used, overriding the Preference default. The Request Manager has been completely redesigned using Windows standard ActiveX controls. As part of the new Request Manager interface, you can now better organize all your Requests into folders. The Request Manager now includes the Request Tree, allowing you to group Requests into folders with a Windows Explorer like interface.
New users can now use a wizard to step through the Request creation process.
The wizards are designed to conform as close as possible to the Windows 2000 wizard design guidelines. You can now perform TOP N queries using the SQL TOP N clause. Relationship Editor utility, you now can specify the hiearchial relationship between tables as well, which when completed produces a Join Tree of all the relationships in your database. The Join Tree makes it possible for you to specify outer joins between two tables by clearly representing which table is the Parent and which table is the Child in the relationship. A Request export file can be created and sent to another site for importation into another system.