myDBR Team is happy to announce the the availability of myDBR 3.4.0 release.
Our goal has always been to make myDBR fastest way of creating, updating and maintaining your reports and your data. The report creation and maintenance becomes a lot easier with the myDBR 3.4.0 release. In addition with previous way of refencing columns and parameters by position numbers, you are now able to refer to columns simply by the column name or by the defined tag name. This will make, not only the reports more readable, but also report maintenance much simpler. See documentation and examples for more info.
New features/improvements:
- Ability to refer to columns with names in addition to column order number
- Added autoscale_x and autoscale_y options for charts allowing easily display small differencies in data
- On-demand Active Directory synchronization permission added for non-admins
- dbr.summary.calc can now be used in normal tables to calculate values for columns containing null
- Parameter query length increased
- Excel export improvements
- PDF export for single element
- Ability to set export options for single resultset export in wkhtmltopdf
- Internal json and zip support for servers not having one installed
Fixes:
- SQL Server localization fix
- Added support for table-valued-functions and aggregate functions in SQL Server
- Some SQL Editor fixes for SQL Server
- dbr.summary.calc works also in export
- Invisible zero cell format does no longer confuse sorting
- Fixed Graphviz popup position
- Improved wkhtmltopdf version check
- Improved tab handling
- CSV now defaults to comma as field separator
- Popup elements are now centered
- dbr.rownum, dbr.purehtml and dbr.no_data now work in export
- Fixed an installer problem with case sensitive SQL Servers
Edit: 20th March 2012, build 1422
- Added commands dbr.cellstyle and dbr.cellclass for easier cell styling
As always, you can update to new version using the myDBR's automatic updater.
Happy reporting,
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myDBR Team
