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    Reporting Connector for SQL Databases

    by M20 Technology LLCfor Confluence Server 6.1.0 - 7.0.5 and more versions
    Versions available for Confluence Server 5.5 - 6.0.7
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    Combine the power of the Reporting add-on with your existing databases

    Combine the power of the Reporting add-on with your existing databases

    Combine the power of the Reporting add-on with your existing databases

    Enterprise Reporting

    Knowledge in Context

    Same Report Structure

    Combine your organization's existing databases with the power of the Reporting add-on to build sophisticated reports.

    Build knowledge portals supplementing your database data with wiki data

    No need to learn new macros. If you're already familiar with the Reporting add-on, just start using the new suppliers!

    More details

    This add-on extends ServiceRocket's Reporting add-on to integrate data from proprietary SQL databases. Combine your database data with your Confluence data to build powerful knowledge portals and sophisticated reports.

    This add-on requires Reporting 6.0 or later

    Please watch our demo videos to explore some solutions:

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    by Heiko Burghardt on 2016-07-14
    The Scaffolding plugin is essential to store structured data in Confluence manually. This data can be used to generate powerful reports on this data from different views using the reporting plugin. In the beginning for example we only had a static page (an inventory table) to list the specification of our IT systems. The page was growing and growing until it was almost unusable. It took a lot of seconds to load and was crammed with required information for many purposes. Scaffolding and Reporting improved the situation a lot by creating simple reports for different purposes. But in our IT organization with a lot of automated processes documentation also needs to be automated as much as possible. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases integrates into the Reporting plugin. It helps to combine the more or less static information (e.g. about a system support contracts) stored by Scaffolding with automatically generated information by scripts (like software versions) stored in an SQL database. There is simply an attribute as keyword required in both stores to join the data to a report, in our case mentioned above it is the fully qualified hostname. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases (in conjunction with Scaffolding and Reporting) gives us the flexibility to present our collected data on the current state in all views basically as we need it. A great plugin we had been looking for quite long! Thanks to Michael and M20 Technology for the assistance and for letting us participate during the beta phase!
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    by Moritz Wagner on 2019-12-12
    Very good for basic SQL functionality. Sadly nested queries are only possible without variable injection. Support is effectively not present, as all support requests I had in the past were simply ignored. Nevertheless useful.
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    M20 Technology LLC

    Hi Moritz,

    I would like to express my sincerest apology for the unresponsive support. We've identified the factors which led to this issue and have made additional adjustments to ensure this not happening again in the future. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

    We have reviewed our support queue and all of your open requests have been responded to or resolved.

    We're currently investigating capabilities regarding nested queries without a variable injection, and would love to discuss your use case further. I would also like to mention that we offer hands-on support, including 1-on-1 video consultations for all customers who purchase the app.

    Please feel welcome to reach out at anytime regarding any of the above.

    Kind Regards,

    Kerrod Williams, M20 Technology

    kerrod@m20tech.com

    by Ted Mahsun on 2018-04-16
    This truly is a wonderful product. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases extends ServiceRocket’s Reporting add-on and allows it to to integrate data from various SQL databases with your own Confluence data. This allows for sophisticated reports to be built right within a Confluence page and ServiceRocket's customers love this powerful ability to extend Reporting.
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    by Business Systems Administration on 2018-03-15
    Samaritans uses this product on our Intranet. Our Intranet is used by 20,000 providing an invaluable service to the general public. We have been using Confluence for a number of years and this add on is key functionality which is embedded into and integral to our pages. Thank you for enabling us to use this! Business Systems Manager, Samaritans
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    by Heiko Burghardt on 2016-07-14
    The Scaffolding plugin is essential to store structured data in Confluence manually. This data can be used to generate powerful reports on this data from different views using the reporting plugin. In the beginning for example we only had a static page (an inventory table) to list the specification of our IT systems. The page was growing and growing until it was almost unusable. It took a lot of seconds to load and was crammed with required information for many purposes. Scaffolding and Reporting improved the situation a lot by creating simple reports for different purposes. But in our IT organization with a lot of automated processes documentation also needs to be automated as much as possible. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases integrates into the Reporting plugin. It helps to combine the more or less static information (e.g. about a system support contracts) stored by Scaffolding with automatically generated information by scripts (like software versions) stored in an SQL database. There is simply an attribute as keyword required in both stores to join the data to a report, in our case mentioned above it is the fully qualified hostname. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases (in conjunction with Scaffolding and Reporting) gives us the flexibility to present our collected data on the current state in all views basically as we need it. A great plugin we had been looking for quite long! Thanks to Michael and M20 Technology for the assistance and for letting us participate during the beta phase!
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    by Heiko Burghardt on 2016-07-14
    The Scaffolding plugin is essential to store structured data in Confluence manually. This data can be used to generate powerful reports on this data from different views using the reporting plugin. In the beginning for example we only had a static page (an inventory table) to list the specification of our IT systems. The page was growing and growing until it was almost unusable. It took a lot of seconds to load and was crammed with required information for many purposes. Scaffolding and Reporting improved the situation a lot by creating simple reports for different purposes. But in our IT organization with a lot of automated processes documentation also needs to be automated as much as possible. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases integrates into the Reporting plugin. It helps to combine the more or less static information (e.g. about a system support contracts) stored by Scaffolding with automatically generated information by scripts (like software versions) stored in an SQL database. There is simply an attribute as keyword required in both stores to join the data to a report, in our case mentioned above it is the fully qualified hostname. The Reporting Connector for SQL Databases (in conjunction with Scaffolding and Reporting) gives us the flexibility to present our collected data on the current state in all views basically as we need it. A great plugin we had been looking for quite long! Thanks to Michael and M20 Technology for the assistance and for letting us participate during the beta phase!
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    Versions

    Version 2.9.0 • Confluence Server 6.1.0 - 7.0.5 • Released 2019-11-06

    Summary

    Confluence 7 Compatibility

    Details

    Updated to be compatible with Confluence 7 and the latest Scaffolding / Reporting releases

    Installation

    1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Atlassian Marketplace. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
    3. Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
    4. Locate Reporting Connector for SQL Databases via search. The appropriate app version appears in the search results.
    5. Click Try free to begin a new trial or Buy now to purchase a license for Reporting Connector for SQL Databases. You're prompted to log into MyAtlassian. Reporting Connector for SQL Databases begins to download.
    6. Enter your information and click Generate license when redirected to MyAtlassian.
    7. Click Apply license. If you're using an older version of UPM, you can copy and paste the license into your Confluence instance.

    To find older Reporting Connector for SQL Databases versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.

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