Oracle report features

Hello,
I hope I am posting on the right forum section.
I am now getting into Oracle Reports. I have read several documents about it in order to get familiar with its features. I have a list of requirements that I am trying to find. I found information for most of them but I would be happy if someone can help me with these ones:
1) In what languages is the GUI of O.R. Developer supported?
2) Which Operating systems does the O.R. Developer support?
3) Does the O.R. Developer support drill-down and drill-through reports? If yes, how could this be achieved?
4) In what languages is the GUI of OracleAS Reports Server supported?
5) Does the OracleAS Reports Server support scheduled generation of reports according to a custom business calendar?
6) Does the OracleAS Reports Server track changes of all reports that are newly deployed or modified?
7) Does the OracleAS Reports Server have statistical reports about the execution of the reports (including timing, statuses, etc.)? Does it have any KPI indicators about the global overview of the generated reports (number of successfully (or not) dispatched, average timing, etc.)
Thank you in advance for your answers.
Best regards,
Beroetz

Hello,
If I have not posted in the right section, please, advice me where to put my question.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Beroetz

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