Before viewing or printing a report, you must save it. To save a report, click 
on the Standard Toolbar, or select File, then Save.
Table 11. Files Created When Reports Are Saved
| File | Description |
|---|---|
SQR Production Reporting Studio layouts (for example, queries, group breaks, layout objects, and report settings). SRM files are binary with a proprietary format. | |
Script that SQR Production Reporting Studio executes to run a report.SQR Production Reporting Studio generates SQR files from SRM files. You can create SQR files in any text editor. | |
File created when SQR Production Reporting Studio executes an SQR file. SPF files contain srepresentations of report output, including fonts, spacing, headers, and footers. | |
File created when you save a report as a layout template. SRT files contain information about the layout template, such as objects inserted into the layout, report properties, and formatting styles. (See Creating Report Layout Templates for information on using layout templates.) | |
Hypertext Markup Language, which can be read by World Wide Web browsers. (See Adding HTML Options to Reports for information on using HTML options in your reports.) | |
File generated if there is an error in your Production Reporting program and the SQR file fails to execute in Production Reporting.SQR Production Reporting Studio creates the ERR file when you run a report. |