SQR binary versions

["Banks, Richard" <Richard.Banks@CBA.COM.AU>]

Does anyone out there know of a decent brio/sqr website or document that
details the changes in the recent versions (including 6.1.4) or even what
the latest version is?  brio.com seems to hide the existence of SQR at all?!
I also looked on PeopleSoft's Customer Connection with similar results.

I found a version document in the archives (
http://www.sqrug.com/sqr-users/sqrusers_00q1/msg00168.html ) for versions 4
- 5.2 but need something more recent

I ask this because I am writing SQRs and one of our environments with a
newer version of SQRW will not run my SQR.  The two versions ($sqr-ver) are;

#1 - SQR/6.1.4/PC/Windows NT 4.0/DB2 6.1.0/Nov 17 2000 - this is the working
one.

#2 - SQR for PeopleSoft/8.14/PC/Windows NT 4.0/DB2 6.1.0/Apr 25 2001 - this
is the evil one.

SQRW.EXE (on NT and UNIX) #2 falls over on the bits regarding declare-chart
and declare-array as shown below;

----- error ----
Error on line 64:
   (SQR 3503) Unknown variable type.
         Type=STACKED-BAR

Error on line 65:
   (SQR 3701) Invalid command.
         Legend=No

(errors keep going until the end-declare)

and then more errors about using arrays

Error on line 1076:
   (SQR 3701) Invalid command.
           data-array=KRA3

Error on line 1078:
   (SQR 3701) Invalid command.
           data-array-row-count=6

-----

----- code ----
begin-setup

declare-chart KRA
 Type=STACKED-BAR
 Legend=No
 Legend-Placement=Upper-Right
 BORDER = NO
 Y-AXIS-MAX-VALUE=5
 Y-AXIS-MIN-VALUE=0
 chart-size=(56, 23)
end-declare
-----

FYI I have found http://list.iex.net/archives/sqr-users.html to be quicker
and more powerful for searching than http://www.sqrug.com/cgi-bin/htsearch
at times, but login is required for searching





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