I have a general purpose reporting engine that
is good for people who are good at HTML and SQL.
It takes in an XML-ish template and spews HTML.
There is a sample php application to provide the
glue for registering and running the reports
from a browser.
The engine has a limited distribution because I would like
people to buy a short stint of support to get
the pieces up and running well. The documentation
is only mediocre. There is also no GUI interface.
In otherwords, although it is production quality
it is not nicely wrapped yet.
Contact me to find out more about it and/or
read http://www.varlena.com/Reports/
elein
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Its a doggy dog world out there.
On Wed, Feb 04, 2004 at 12:08:23PM +1100, Klint Gore wrote:
> Does anyone know of a mailing list for application developers using
> postgres? It'd probably be more relevant than pgsql-general for my
> question.
>
> Failing that, what do people use to generate reports with a postgres
> back end? I have a requirement to produce a reporting daemon on linux
> that doesn't require X windows (has to render the report and write it
> back to a blob). I've been down a couple of paths that ended with
> unusable/unsuitable products.
>
> klint.
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