Agata Report – cross-platform database reporting tool

Last Updated on July 10, 2021

Agata Report is a cross-platform database reporting tool.

This software application provides graph generation and a query tool that allows users to obtain data from PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, Oracle, DB2, MS-SQL, Informix, InterBase, Sybase, or FrontBase and export that data as plain text, HTML, XML, PDF, or spreadsheet (CSV) formats through its graphical interface.

You can also define levels, subtotals, and a grand total for the report, merge the data into a document, generate address labels, or even generate a complete ER-diagram from your database.

Features include:

• Export the report to many formats, like plain text, HTML, XML, CSV (spreadsheets like StarCalc or Excel), PDF and OpenOffice Writer.
• Generate the complete ER-diagram from your database in Dia format.
• Allows to cross report’s data with another database. (PostgreSQL, Oracle), for instance.
• Agata has a Function Repository. You may write any PHPfunction and apply it on the report.
• Through AgataAPI, execute reports through PHP scripts and make the report available on the Web.
• Through AgataCLI, execute the reports through the Linux shell.
• Define nicknames (aliases) for tables and fields (data description).
• Establish links among all tables and use this when making the report or generating the diagram.
• Define report levels and apply functions to each level (sum, max, min, count, avg) and the grand total.
• Through Graph tool, generate line and bars graphs from your report.
• Through Merge tool, merge a free-handed document with the data from a report and create letters dynamically, for example.
• Support for run-time parameters. Agata asks the user for values when the report runs.
• Standard Reports.
• Hierarchical groups summary, subtotals and Grand total.
• Headers and Footers.
• Nick Names for Tables and Fields.
• Mailing Labels.
• Form letters with subreport.
• Bar Code Generation.
• Cross Tab Reports.
• Open Office Report builder.
• Field Masks.
• Sub Reports.
• Data Explorer.
• Report Explorer.
• Preview Window.
• Run-time Parameters (client and web version).
• Conditional Formatting.
• Custom Functions (PHP scripts repository).
• Agata Report API.
• Command Line Report Generation.
• Linked Tables suggestion.
• Groups of Tables.
• Query Templates.
• Layout Templates.
• Field mapping between databases.
• Generation of linked ER-Diagram from Database.
• Lines and Columns graph support.
• External Viewer configuration.
• Fonts, Sizes and Colors configuration dialog.
• Client Interface.
• Web Interface to generate reports.
• Interface support for English, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, French, German, and Swedish.

Website: sourceforge.net/projects/agata
Support:
Developer: Pablo Dall’Oglio
License: GNU GPL v2

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