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Moreover, if the land are is further limited to minefields (excluding UXO and battle areas)a specific type, another report is generated, all using again the same template. In this This way, information managers can build templates and searches to fulfil fulfill multiple reporting needs.
Reports created with iReport can be printed directly within {{IMSMANG}} or saved to an intermediate format such as .RTF, .PDF or .XLS for electronic transmission or additional editing or inclusion in other reports. iReport supports the inclusion of charts, images and headers and footers, and it acts as a complete reporting package similar to Crystal Reports.
===Data Export===__NOEDITSECTION__
{{note|{{IMSMANG}} searches return information on only one item at a time, and data export is limited to the data returned by the search. Data from linked items (such as victim data linked to accidents) is not available for export.}}
==Reporting Tools provided for IMSMA==__NOEDITSECTION__
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==External Reporting Tools==__NOEDITSECTION__
{{note|Using external reporting tools is a complex activity requiring an advanced understanding of SQL, reporting tools and the {{IMSMANG}} data model.}}
===Connecting other External Reporting Tools===__NOEDITSECTION__
The process for connecting external reporting tools is essentially the same for all tools. External tools connect to the {{IMSMANG}} relational database via an ODBC connection. Information managers establish this connection by installing the ODBC driver for PGSQL. When this is complete, information managers can connect any ODBC-compliant tool to the {{IMSMANG}} database, including reporting tools, other database packages and SQL management tools. Examples include:
