While Pentaho and Jaspersoft and other legacy reporting solutions have ways to pump data out of MongoDB, there are two newer solutions designed explicitly for analytics and reporting on MongoDB data: JSON Studio. This is a commercial solution that lets you visually build aggregation pipelines and connect them to charts. SlamData. This is an open … Read more
fyireporting (released under Apache License) is worth a try. The fyiReporting RDL Project is a powerful report and charting system based on Report Definition Language (RDL). Tabular, free form, matrix, charts are fully supported. Report output may be displayed as HTML, PDF, XML, .Net Control, Web Archive, and to a printer. Libraries exist for use … Read more
I think you also need to specify the directory/file you want coverage for like py.test –cov=MYPKG –cov-report=html after which a html/index.html is generated.
How does it compare with other reporting technologies and can it be easily integrated into a corporate environment? I don’t know how F# compares with other reporting technologies but I have deployed it in more than one corporate environment and it is basically the same as C#, i.e. easy and robust. How did you address … Read more
This is particulary tricky using Tablix… Give a look at this link: what to do when the RepeatColumnHeaders Property in a Tablix isn’t working In Advanced Mode select the Static Row Group you want to repeat and set these properties: .RepeatOnNewPage = True .KeepWithGroup = After .FixedData = True It is also recommended to set … Read more
I’ve used Cognos Series 7, Cognos Series 8, Crystal Reports, Business Objects XI R2 WebIntelligence, Reporting Services 2000, Reporting Services 2005, and Reporting Services 2008. Here’s my feedback on what I’ve learned: Reporting Services 2008/2005/2000 PROS Cost: Cheapest enterprise business intelligence solution if you are using MS SQL Server as a back-end. You also have … Read more
I’ve worked with all the major reporting tools and each has their plusses and minuses. About the only “plus” on SQL Report Services side is that there’s no additional $$ expenditure above the SQL Server license. The downside is that the report designer is probably the most child-like of all. Crystal has been around forever, … Read more
I would suggest that you use the fyiReporting (Forked and Moved Now Current as of 2012) tool if you are looking to replace Crystal Reports. I have used both fyiReporting and Crystal and would have to say that I prefer fyiReporting(though their website is ghetto). Reasons for choosing fyiReporting If you want to replace Crystal … Read more
Correct, the Report Definition Language is just XML. And, as with any other file, you can just open it (File/Open/File…) in Visual Studio, just like in a text editor. In order to see a designer you need to give Visual Studio a bit of context about what sort of file it is by making it … Read more