.CRP Dateiendung

A CRP file is a custom report created by dBASE, an IDE with database management capabilities. It contains information about a report, including the placement of objects within the report, such as text fields, shapes, and images. dBASE users create custom reports to configure the design of other reports (.REP files) that allow users to view data across databases in a formatted print or screen output without the ability to edit the data.

You can open CRP files with dBASE in Windows. For example, you can open a CRP file by selecting File → Open.

You can also open CRP files with a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad (Windows) or Apple TextEdit (Mac), since they store plain text information. You may need to rename the .crp file extension to .txt for the text editor to recognize it.

When opened in a text editor, you can modify the properties of the custom report. However, it will not appear the same as if you open it with dBASE. Also, incorrectly editing the file will break the custom report.

A CRP file is a report template, master report, or interactive report created by Siemens COMOS, an industrial plant management platform. It contains either a standardized layout and/or set of data from which a plant manager can create sub-reports (report template or master report) or an electronic drawing sheet and objects (interactive report). COMOS evaluating reports are not saved as CRP files.

Industrial plant engineers and operators use COMOS to monitor their plant's operations and efficiency by reporting on a variety of data. If an engineer or operator knows they'll want to report on a set of data often, they can use COMOS's Report Designer to create a report template or master report that includes that data. The user can then refine the report template or master report and create sub-reports from it as needed.

COMOS report templates and master reports are saved as CRP files. Interactive reports, which are COMOS documents that correspond to an electronic drawing sheet and on which objects can be placed, are also saved as CRP files, though they are not report templates.

You can open a CRP file in Siemens COMOS (Windows). For example, if your CRP file is a report template, you can open it in COMOS's Report Designer to edit the template your file contains.