With Apple’s new M1 chip, many applications don’t work “out of the box”. One group of applications are virtualization applications, such as Virtual Box and Parallels. Parallels introduced a preview of ...
Importing and Exporting Requests
You can share your Requests by exporting them to other Foxfire! users or importing Requests that other Foxfire! users send you. When you export Requests, ...
From Request Manager, click the New icon on the toolbar. The Select Type of New Request dialog box opens. Choose the Detail tab to specify a Detail Request. Click OK. ...
If you’re using Foxfire! with SQL Server, you have likely realized that SQL Server has different functions for dates than regular DBF files. You can’t simply use DATE() or DATE()+5 for ...
Foxfire! can generate standard labels for printing based on the standard layout of label sheets.
A Form Fill report uses a template (either HTML or PDF) to pull the content from a request and generate multiple files with the output. This is useful for providing pre-filled ...
You may sometimes want a Request that just outputs summary information, not detail. That is called a Summary Request. There are two types of columns in a Summary Request: group information ...
Often, we hear about clients trying to figure out why Foxfire! creates an SQL statement with GROUP statements and why it doesn’t. The distinction can be subtle when looking at the ...
Foxfire! has been a powerful query and reporting tool for over 30 years. Business Intelligence wasn’t even a buzzword when Foxfire! was first introduced; yet there’s so much in Foxfire! that ...
We’ve made a few updates to Foxfire! 2015 in the past few weeks. Most of these are related to different output types. What happened? In a recent update, we changed the ...