Cyberquery
"Cyberquery is not just an ad-hoc reporting product - we are using it
to drive the business." - Dave McAllister, Wade Furniture Group
Cyberquery provides the key to fast, informed decision making - information. Cyberquery is
a high-performance ad-hoc query and production reporting system that delivers business
intelligence to key personnel in seconds.
Cyberquery fully supports all major databases including Oracle, SQL Server, Progress,
DB2, Informix Online, Sybase, MySQL, Acucobol, Micro Focus COBOL, flat files and C-ISAM
databases with native interfaces. Other systems can be accessed with ODBC.
Cyberquery is available for all major Unix platforms and Microsoft Windows 98/ME/NT/2000/XP.
Cyberquery is unique in the reporting arena. It is a single product that meets the needs of
the entire spectrum of users. Ease-of-use, speed of use and depth of accessible functionality provide
both ad-hoc and production reporting for everyone from occasional users, senior managers,
professional data analysts to programmers.
Eliminating the barriers to business information
Cyberquery breaks the barriers to your data, making it easier to make informed decisions.
Cyberquery makes business analysis highly productive and quickly provides insight, transforming
your ability to obtain the information you want, when you want it.
User empowerment
The power and simplicity of Cyberquery allow users to create everything from simple
queries, business graphics and crosstab reports to production reports. Users can explore data
using drilldown and easily switch between summaries and charts. Cyberquery is fully integrated
with email and the web, so information can be distributed automatically. Cyberquery brings
power to every user's desk.
More information:
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A breakthrough in data access technology, Accelerator will change your
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