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Taking an OpenReports test drive (Linux.com)

[Posted August 31, 2006 by cook]

Michael Stutz takes a look at OpenReports on Linux.com. "Business Intelligence (BI) software, those tools and suites that take the raw minings of your databases and turn them into comprehensible signposts and mappings that lead toward profits, is a hot market today. One of the more talked-about open source solutions is OpenReports, a GPLed, Web-based BI report generation system whose first stable, milestone release of its 2.0 series has just come out. A lot of bugginess has been cleaned up from earlier versions. This 2.0 milestone release also brings with it a better report scheduling method".

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Posted Sep 1, 2006 8:26 UTC (Fri) by Wout (subscriber, #8750) [Link]

Why do you even mention this on LWN? The article is utterly useless. It doesn't even tell you what OpenReports is.

Taking an OpenReports test drive (Linux.com)

Posted Sep 1, 2006 21:51 UTC (Fri) by arcticwolf (guest, #8341) [Link]

From the excerpt: "OpenReports [is] a GPLed, Web-based BI report generation system whose first stable, milestone release of its 2.0 series has just come out".

What more do you want? :)