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A simple example of these two extremes can use the [[SQL]] context. The first approach would have canned queries and reports that for the most part would be invoked with buttons and/or simple commands. In the case of the first, a computing group would keep these canned routines up to date through the normal development/maintenance methods. For the latter approach, [[SQL]] administration would allow for end-user definition of queries though these may be constrained in order to reduce the likelihood of run-away conditions that would have negative influence on other users. We see this already in some [[business intelligence]] methods whcih build [[SQL]] on the fly. There may be rules that again dampen effects, however the open-ended environment expects, and accomodates, the long run times (basically, these are unknown [[apriori]]).
Between these two extremes view of '''EUC''' there are many combinations. Some of the factors contributing to the need for further EUC research are [[knowledge]] processing, pervasive computing, interactive [[visualization
==EUC Ranges==
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