What is the difference between web reports and traditional reports?

Traditional reports adopt the C/S (Client/Server) mode, that is, the "client/server" mode. Some functions are executed on the front-end machine (i.e., the client), and other functions are executed on the back-end machine (i.e., the server).

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Traditional reports have great limitations: they are only applicable to local area networks; the client needs to install special client software; the compatibility is poor; the development cost is high and it requires technical personnel with a certain professional level to complete.

These limitations make traditional reports unable to meet the needs in terms of functionality and ease of use.

Web reports rely on the web platform, which uses the B/S (Browser/Server) mode, that is, the "browser/server" mode, and the user work interface is implemented through the browser.

Compared with traditional C/S mode reports, web reports based on B/S mode have the following advantages: operation and maintenance are relatively simple, and all users only need to change the web page to achieve synchronous updates; different personnel can implement different reports from different sources.

Access and operate the same data in different locations with different access methods; business expansion is simple and convenient, and server functions can be increased by adding web pages; development is simple and highly enjoyable.