There are many web applications built with PHP that need to
include Business Intelligence and Reporting features. Such
features can be built from scratch or leverage external components
providing out of the box features.
The Reporting Integration lab uses a basic sample to demonstrate
how to use Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services to add reporting
features to the SugarCRM Community Edition application. The lab
covers the initial steps to achieve such integration leveraging the
SQL Server Reporting Services Software Development Kit (SDK) for
PHP.
The Reporting Integration lab uses a basic sample to demonstrate
how to use Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services to add reporting
features to existing PHP applications. The lab covers the initial
steps to achieve such integration leveraging the SQL Server
Reporting Services Software Development Kit (SDK) for PHP.
In this particular scenario, this lab uses the popular SugarCRM
Community Edition, a web based Customer Relationship Management
system, to demonstrate how to combine SQL Server Reporting Services
with third party software.
These scenarios teach how to build additional reporting
capabilities inside the SurgarCRM Community Edition while offering
the end-users more business intelligence tools right inside the
SugarCRM Community Edition dashboard.
Note that this lab is for educational purpose about the
potential possibilities and does not demonstrate a final solution
that is ready for production use.
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