Using Cache Views in Crystal Reports

One of the wonderful and powerful, and often overlook features available to report building is the use of database "Views". Often one can find all the data in one "view" for a report as compared to linking many tables together and defining the relationships of those tables. It is like the old adage, "one stop shopping". These views are found in both Cache and Sybase databases.

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