I was helping a client create a budget report recently where they wanted to have the same information available in more than one reporting too. While queries could be written and embedded there is scope for them to then diverge over time; the solution to this is to create a SQL view which all of the reporting tools can then select to make sure they always have the same data.
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SQL View to Return Budgets with Account User-Defined Fields
I was helping a client create a budget report recently where they wanted to have the same information available in more than one reporting too. While queries could be written and embedded there is scope for them to then diverge over time; the solution to this is to create a SQL view which all of the reporting tools can then select to make sure they always have the same data.
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