How to adding the OpenERP datasource to Pentaho Report Designer 3.9.1? - odoo

I am using Pentaho Report Designer 3.9.1
OpenERP Datasource Menu does not appear in the advanced tab
like add OpenERP DataSource
Data->Add Data Source->Advanced->OpenERP Data Access
I found some references from a different website with this menu:
I haven't found it in Report Designer, though.
Aanybody could help me figure out how I can enable the OpenERP Data Access Menu?

According to this article it says,
End users of OpenERP can design reports using Pentaho report designer
v5.0 through v5.4
Therefore those versions show up the said menu in PRD.
But still there's a way to install it for 3.9 version. Follow this.

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