Reports
Schedule a Report to Run via a Cron Job
Once a report is created and saved into a library’s Koha system, this report can be run via the Schedule tool or scheduled through a cron job. The scheduling tool found in Koha currently can be used to schedule a report to run at a specific time on a ...
Using Mana to Import Reports into Koha
The Koha community shares reports through Mana-kb. The setup is the same as for Serials and adds a Mana link in the Reports Module. Using Mana in the Reports Module When creating a SQL report, there is a an option in the dropdown - “New SQL from ...
Koha Item Status Reports
In another article, there was a discussion of a variety of item statuses and how their behavior can be customized in Koha. That article covered everything that is a “status” in Koha: Withdrawn, Lost, Damaged, Restricted, and Not For Loan. However, ...
Reporting on Deleted Records
One common question is "What happens to my circulation data when an item gets deleted?" The short answer is, thankfully, that data is still there. The same is true for deleted borrower and biblio records. Koha holds onto this data, we just need to ...
Accidentally Delete a Report? These steps will show you how to recover it
Action logs are your friend In this Koha tutorial we will walk you through recovering a deleted report. Reports in Koha are a way to gather data. Reports are used to generate statistics, member lists, shelving lists, or any list of data in your ...
Creating and Running Reports
Koha uses SQL (Structured Query Language) for reports. Basically, you are asking, via SQL, to select certain information from specific fields, where the information matches specified criteria. Of course, libraries who are comfortable with SQL can ...