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Helps us generate reports and has an easy setup process
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Used to develop operational reports, business reports, and third-party customer reports
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"The initial setup process is easy."

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"With this solution, we can provide the managerial-level reports to show them the profits, losses, company expenses, and assets.""The reports can be customized based on the requirements.""It's easy to build an OTBI, and it doesn't take much time to create a report for the customer or business purposes."

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"Enhancing support or resources for learning modern Java frameworks could be beneficial."

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"Depending on which variables are being used in the report, there can be issues related to security.""It would be good if Oracle could provide an easy-to-use read-only tool to access the database.""The GUI could use some improvement."

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Top Answer:It's easy to build an OTBI, and it doesn't take much time to create a report for the customer or business purposes.
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Top Answer:We don't have a tool to access the backend read-only. We should get a tool instead of using the BIP, where there are limitations on querying the number of reports. It would be good if Oracle could… more »
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Top Answer:As a partner, I use Oracle Reports to develop many reports for my customers, including operational reports, business reports, third-party customer reports, and letters.
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Overview

The Java Advanced Management Console (AMC) offers system administrators greater and easier control in managing Java version compatibility and security updates for desktops within their enterprise and for ISVs with Java-based applications and solutions.

The principal benefits of the Advanced Management Console are:


- Usage Tracking: AMC collects information about which Java applications are launched by which Java versions, creating an application compatibility inventory. Usage Tracking can be configured automatically through the Windows Agent, or via configuration properties on other platforms.
- Taking Action: The Deployment Rule Set capabilities enable different Applet & Web Start applications to use different versions of Java installed on clients. This benefits organizations that must use older versions of Java or need many different Java versions for different reasons.
- MSI Customizations: System Administrators can use the Java Install Customizer tool to repackage MSIs, controlling the way that Java is installed on managed systems.

The Java Management Console is available starting with the release of Oracle JDK 8 Update 20 (8u20) for use with the Java SE Advanced Products.

For more information on Oracle Java Advanced Management Console, visit Oracle.com

Oracle Reports, a component of Oracle Fusion Middleware is Oracle's award-winning, high-fidelity enterprise reporting tool. It enables businesses to provide instant access to information to all levels within and outside of the organization in a scalable and secure environment. Oracle Reports consists of Oracle Reports Developer - a powerful, declarative WYSIWYG reports design tool and a JEE 5 based Oracle Reports Server with multi-tier architecture to access any data sources, generate reports in any popular format for web and paper, and to burst and distribute reports to any destination. Oracle remains committed to the development of this technology, and to the ongoing release as a component of the Oracle Fusion Middleware platform.
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Oracle Java Advanced Management Console is ranked 9th in Software Components with 1 review while Oracle Reports is ranked 2nd in Software Components with 5 reviews. Oracle Java Advanced Management Console is rated 8.0, while Oracle Reports is rated 6.8. The top reviewer of Oracle Java Advanced Management Console writes "Helps us generate reports and has an easy setup process ". On the other hand, the top reviewer of Oracle Reports writes "Used to develop operational reports, business reports, and third-party customer reports". Oracle Java Advanced Management Console is most compared with , whereas Oracle Reports is most compared with Oracle Forms.

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