SSRS – SQL Server Reporting Services

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)

Version 6.0 & 6.1

Overview

SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS), is a server-based report generation software system from Microsoft™. SSRS is administered via a web interface, and is used to prepare and deliver interactive and printed reports. SSRS is viewed as an alternative to Crystal Reports or any other tools that are used in gathering business intelligence.

 

NOTE: Govern supports SQL Server 2010 to 2014 for SSRS. SSRS 2016/2017 will not work. Database instances can exist in SQL Server 2016 or greater, but SSRS will need to be on a 2012 or 2014 instance. Users should NOT open SSRS 2014 reports with SSRS 2016 and save them. This will result in an error in GNA and Govern. Additional details can be found at the following link on the Microsoft Developers Network (MSDN)

What’s new

SSRS Report Conversion Tool (301-ssrs-util)

How to Install SSRS

Click here to follow the current instructions on how to install SSRS.

Documentation

Refer to the following user guide(s) for setup and configuration information.
301-(man)-SSRS-v5.1.pdf

Configuration

Refer to the “Configuration in the Govern New Administration (GNA)” section in the “Documentation & Standards SSRS” user guide.
This guide explains the configuration of SSRS in Govern.
Click here to see the General Settings Parameters (SY REGISTRY).

Report Parameters

dept Govern IDs: dept
dept_label Govern IDs: dept long description
language Current application culture
year Govern IDs: Year
rpt_county SY_Registry – SectionName: “General”; KeyName: “county”.
rpt_date String.Format(“{0} {1}”, Date.Now.ToShortDateString(), Date.Now.ToLongTimeString())
rpt_default_date Date.Now.ToShortDateString()
rpt_login Govern IDs: User
rpt_logo USR_Registry – SectionName: “govern”; KeyName: “bitmap”. OR SY_Registry – SectionName: “path”; KeyName: “bitmap”.
rpt_name Report Path
rpt_range Report Range Value (Filter on xyz)
rpt_state SY_Registry – SectionName: “General”; KeyName: “state”.
rpt_title Report Display Name
rpt_ub_max_variation SY_Registry – SectionName: “ub parameters”; KeyName: “Max Variation”.
rpt_uid Govern IDs: User
rpt_username GoverNetConfig.OrganizationName
uniform SY_Registry – SectionName: “work_text”; KeyName: “Assessment Equalisation Rate”.
all_int Call ‘ComputeLateChargesAmountsForArSummary(“na_id”)’ method

 

See Also

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SSRS – Changes to Handling of SSRS Reports (301-ssrs-util)

Changes to Behavior of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)

Version 6.1.2206.0142 / 6.1.1811.2019

Overview

The following contains a description of the changes to the behavior of the SSRS feature in Govern

New Features and Changes in Behavior

Parameter Setup Changes

Users should note that parameters are no longer setup in the Reports Parameters screen. This screen will display only the run options that have been configured in GNA.

Possible “Run on” options that can be displayed are as follows:

On Database – Is configured to do not pass any record that is listed in the Govern Dataset Treeview.

On Recordset – Select this option when the SSRS report is to process a set of records. *

On Current Record – Select this option when the SSRS report is to process the current record.*

Changes related to Recordsets

The Recordsets created by the On RecordSet and On Current Record options come from the DataSet Treeview and are saved into the database (Table: USR_SAVED_DATASETS).
These records are grouped by the field SAVED_SET_NAME with a name like: SSRS_REPORT_GUID, where the GUID is a random GUI text generated at runtime.

Since these new recordsets are temporary, they are automatically removed each time a new SSRS report is executed. The criteria for removal is determined by confirming that SAVED_SET_NAME is like SSRS_REPORT_GUID and the field LAST_MODIF_DATE is older than the day before the current execution. For example, if a report execution is done on 08/10/2022, then all reports created before 08/09/2022 will be removed.

Note the following:

  • The Output tab with the report result is no longer displayed for SSRS reports.
  • The report result will be displayed directly on the default browser pointing to the SSRS server that has been configured for Govern.

New Online SSRS Viewer

In the new online SSRS viewer, the end user must perform the following actions to get the Report.

  1. Select/full fill the Report Parameter fields with the desired values for the report.
  2. Click the View Report button.
  3. A preview for the report will be displayed in the bottom.

To download the report, the user must select any of the output formats for the report with a click on the Save button.

To print the report

  1. Click the Print icon.
  2. The report will not be modified and will be copied into the TEMP folder, but in order to execute the report, it will keep looking in the Custom and Standard folders configured in the GNA settings.

 

NOTE: The appearance of the online SSRS screen can vary depending on the SSRS report version installed on the end users server.

This screen will display only the parameters configured as Visible on the report. Hidden parameters are not displayed here and must be configured in GNA under the parameters section in order to map a Govern Id value to them.

Considerations when running an SSRS report

  • At least one Run on option must be selected to run the report.
  • Reports created or edited in Report Builder 3.0 (2014), and the New SSRS Report Builder (2016), are supported and will be executed in Govern.
  • The report must have the SERVER and DATABASE parameters, where the parameters must be configured as:
    • The very first parameters in the report parameters; this because they will be used to configure the datasource.
    • The parameter visibility can be configured as Visible, or Hidden (this is the preferred value).
    • These parameters will be mapped by Govern with the name and database that are to be used to process the report.
    • The DataType must be ‘Text‘.
  • For the options On Recordset and On Current Record,  the report must have a parameter like RECORDSET_{GOVERN_ID} where:
    • {GOVERN_ID} is the Govern ID that will be used to filter the records.
      For example: if the Govern profile that will use the report is configured to use Parcel Ids, then the name for the parameter will be RECORDSET_P_ID.
    • The DataType must be ‘Text‘.
    • The parameter visibility could be configured as Visible, or Hidden (this is the preferred value).
    • A new recordset entry will be created with a dataset name like SSRS_REPORT_{GUID} to store the GovernId, or set of GovernIds that will be used for the operation.
    • These datasets will not be visible to the user in Govern in the Saved Dataset(s) screen.
    • These datasets will be automatically removed from the database after 2 days, upon the next SSRS report execution.
  • The new SSRS report functionality is no longer creating copies in the TEMP folder that is configured in GNA. As a result of this change, it means that the new version is no longer supporting:
    • Add filters on execution time.
    • Display the report output or parameters at govern.

In order to create/add these parameters the SSRS Converter Tool can be used to convert the rdl reports.

See Also

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SSRS – SQL Server Reporting Services Report Conversion Tool

SQL Server Reporting Services Report Conversion Tool

Version 6.1

Overview

The SSRS Report Conversion tool is a Windows application developed to assist, with some minor manipulations, the conversion of a .rdl report for use in the latest versions of Govern and GNA.

User Interface

When initialized, the SSRS Report Conversion Tool displays as a utility window with input and output parameters.

 

SSRS Report Conversion Tool Parameters

Input Folder – Click to manually type in the path to the Input folder. This is the path to a physical folder that must contain at least one .rpt file that is to be converted.

[…] Select Folder – Click the ellipsis button […] to navigate to the required folder.

Output Folder – This non-editable parameter contains the path to the folder that the converted reports will be placed. This is always a folder named Converted that will be located under the Input Folder path.

Recordset – This combo-box is a GovernId that will be used to group records in Govern. This should be the same GovernId that is configured for the Profile that will be using the SSRS report.

Convert – Click Convert to run the conversion process.

Files to process: – The Files to process area will display all reports within the Input Folder. After a click on Convert, the report names with their status will be listed along with an indication as whether files were converted successfully, or if any issues were encountered during the process.

About the Conversion Process

Users should note the following about the conversion process:

  • The original .rdl file will not be modified.
  • The output file will always add the Parameters SERVER, DATABASE.
  • The parameters RECORDSET_{GOVERNID} will be added if the value for RecordSet is not empty.
    • For example, if the selected value is p_id, the parameter to add will be RECORDSET_P_ID.
  • The datasource connection string will be overridden with the following:
    =”Server=”+ Parameters!SERVER.Value +“;Database=” + Parameters!DATABASE.Value
  • The reports generated in the Output folder are the ones that should be submitted/replaced in the SSRS Server Folders.

 

See Also

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301-ssrs-changes

 

 

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PDF Reporting (101-std-fea-050)

PDFTM Reporting

Overview

NEW! PDF reporting is a new type of reporting. Using PDF Forms, any user will be able to create a document and create bookmarks with form fields that they want the application to overwrite during the execution of a process.

Process

This process will allow users to create a report definition that uses a PDF Form document as a template and replaces defined bookmarks with values from a query that has been set up by the user. This process will allow…:

  • Allow user to select PDF Form template
  • Allow user to select query that will be used to get values
  • Allow user to specify which column will be used to replace which bookmark
  • Allow user to select the column that will be used in the query to filter the values and which Govern Id to use

Documentation

When available, click here to view or download the documentation containing the steps to create the document.

 

Related Topics

 

 

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SSRS – How to Install

How to Install SSRS

The following are the steps required to install Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services. After successful installation you will be able to use SSRS reports in Govern.

Installation Steps

To proceed you will first need to obtain SQL Server Reporting Services from the Microsoft website.

NOTE: Before any installation, ensure that you have Administrator access to the target computer.
  1. Download Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services from the following URL: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=55252
  2. To install SSRS, click on SQLServerReportingServices.exe.
    • At the first screen click Install Reporting Services.
    • Click to select an edition – select Free: Developer or Free: Express).

      OR

    • Accept the License Terms and click Next.
    • At the Install Database Engine option select Install Reporting Services only. Click Next.
    • At the Specify an install location screen, use the default, or select a path. Click Install.
    • SSRS will be installed.

    • When the installation has completed, restart your computer and prepare to install the Report Server Configuration Manager.
  3. After the system restart, open the Report Server Configuration Manager from the Windows menu.

    1. In the Report Server Configuration Manager screen, at the Report Server Connection prompt, select a server name. This should be the server that contains the SSRS installation.
    2. After the server name has been specified, start the server. Click to select the server on the left hand pane of the Report Server Configuration Manager, and on the right-hand side (RHS), click Start.
    3. At the Report Server Database screen, specify the Report Server Database server.
    4. Next select the option to Create a new report server database.

      At the Change Database prompt, click Database Server on the left hand side. Enter the Server Name, Authentication Type, Username, and Password to test your connection.

      In the Change Database screen, click Database then either use the default or select a name.

      Click Credentials to get the prompt, select an Authentication Type, enter a Username, and a Password.

      Summary of the database, click on next if everything is correct

      On Progress and Finish, click Finish to finish the process.

    5. Select Web Service URL and click on the button Apply

    6. Click on the URL link

    7. Select Database and click on the button Apply
    8. Select Web Portal URL and click on the button Apply
    9. Click on the URL link
    10. Create 3 folders (Standard, Custom and Temp)
    11. Manage folder by adding security to everyone
    12. Refresh the Report Server site, you will see 3 folders
    13. Open the port
    14. Setup SSRS in GNA, go to Parameter\General Settings Editor, choose Report as Registry Filter.
  • Authentication Type – Use the windows integrated security
  • Custom Report Path – Set with the folder named “Custom” created in SSRS previously
  • Standard Report Path – Set with the folder named “Standard ” created in SSRS previously
  • Temporary Report Path – Set with the folder named “Temp” created in SSRS previously
  • URL – The Report Server Web service URL from SSRS
  • Use SSRS – Must be checked to be able to see the menu SSRS in GNA
  • User Domain / User ID / User Password – Will be empty (no need to be set)
You will need to install the Report Builder to be able to change/edit SSRS reports. At the moment you will need to install the version 2014 otherwise you may not be able to edit a Report: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=42301

 

 

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MS Word Report Templates

Govern MS WordTM Integration

Overview

When there is a business requirement to create and send simple letters to citizens. These letters when generated will be sent in PDF format. Previously, a Crystal Report or SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report was required with all configuration performed in Govern. For some users this process may not be practical or prove to be overly lengthy, and may require a level of expertise that they do not possess. In some instances clients can have more than 200 letters that are required to be maintained. Govern Word Integration simplifies these types of processes both in configuration, and ease of use.

Process

Using MS WordTM, users are able to create a document, and create Govern specific bookmarks with text markers that the application will overwrite with query results during the generation of the report.

The steps are as follows:

  1. Create the report template document
  2. Create Govern bookmarks and save the document
  3. Place the file in a Custom Reports Folder
  4. Create or identify a query for the Report
  5. Setup a DOCX Report for Govern
  6. Test the Report Output
  7. Make the Report Available to a Govern Profile
NOTE: Steps required to create the required bookmarks in MS Word are explained in the documentation section of this page.

Documentation

Click to view or download the documentation containing the steps to create an MS Word Report Template.

 

Related Topics

 

 

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Reporting in OpenForms

Reporting in OpenForms

Version 6.0 and Version 6.1 (In Development)

Overview

The following page reviews General OpenForms reporting features and options specifications.
For additional information, see Standard Feature Reports in Govern (std-fea-013) and Report Editor and Report Criteria setup in Govern Administrator.

Specifications

The following standard features are available for reporting

  • Standard and Custom Reports Definitions
  • SAP Crystal Reports and Crystal Reports server are supported
  • Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services are supported
  • Reports are setup by Profiles
  • Security can be setup by Profile User and Role
  • Run-Time parameters (required and not required) and selection criteria can be setup by report definition
  • User persistent run-time parameters by user (parameters and criteria entered are saved by user)
  • User defined output report formats
  • Reports can be executed automatically upon a batch definition execution (after batch process completion)
  • Reports can be scheduled using Govern Scheduler
  • Reports output format can be configured

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System Registry Parameters

Default paths and server information are stored in the system registry.

To access, in the GNA ribbon…

  1. Select Parameters (tab) > System Parameters (group) > General Settings Editors.
  2. In the OpenForms General Settings form, select Report from the Registry Filter combo-box.
  3. Locate the Section Name column.

Configurable paths related to reports are presented in this section of the registry.

NOTE: Errors will be displayed in the Report Editor if paths are not correctly defined.
  • Crystal Report

    • Custom and Standard report paths
  • Log File
    • Standard Log Path – N.B. specified at the report level
  • Report Parameters
  • SSRS configuration parameters, service and connection information

Report Definition Editor

There is an underlying intelligence in the functioning of the Reports editor.
When setting up a report, both SQL Server Reporting Service (SSRS) and Crystal Reports reports are read, and the data sources are scanned.
On run-time, connection key(s), parameters and predefined criteria are used to execute the report.
Multiple report definitions can be configured for the same report. Currently there are two (2) editors:

  • Crystal Report
  • DocX Reports

Crystal Report Definition Editor

The report definition contains:

  • Report Name
    • Physical report name selected from the standard or the custom report path
  • Audit Trail
  • Report Group – now linked to profiles
    • Upper Level
    • Lower Level
  • Recordset Key – that is to be used.
    • List of Govern IDs
  • Report Criteria
  • Criteria Key
    • User Selection Report Criteria Prompts that can be configured using any of the fields of tables used in the report
  • Alternate Connections Key
    • The deployment connection key is used when executing a report. In some cases, a secondary connection key can be provided
  • For detail information, see Report Editor and Report Criteria

Report Parameters

The following are standard report parameters

Parameter Name Value returned
Govern ID code Govern IDs (p_id, na_id, wm_id, etc.)
dept Ids.Dept
dept_label Vt_user WHERE tableName=’depart’ AND code=Ids.Dept
language Cuurent set language
year Ids.Year
rpt_county Sy_registry WHERE sectionName=‘general’ AND keyName-‘county’
rpt_date ‘ShortDate LongDate’ (as string)
rpt_default_date ‘ShortDate’
rpt_login Ids.User
rpt_logo

Path : ‘{RegistryVaue}ReportCompagnyLogo.bmp’

Registry Value is found in the User/System Regostry using those rules:

  • Try to get value from usr_registry WHERE sectionName=’govern’ AND keyName=’bitmap’
  • If no value found, fall back on sy_registry WHERE sectionName=’path’ AND keyName=’bitmap’
rpt_name Report Path
rpt_range Return, as string, all the filter dynamically applied on the Report
rpt_state Sy_registry WHERE sectionName=’general´AND keyName=’state’
rpt_title Report description (as set in GNA)
rpt_ub_max_variation Sy_Registry WHERE sectionName=ub parameters’ AND keyName=’Max Variation’
rpt_uid Ids.User
rpt_username OrganizationName set in GovernNetConfig.xml
uniform Sy_registry WHERE sectionName-‘work_text’ AND key_name=’Assessment Equalisation Rate’

 

Formulas for Crystal Reports

This section lists the recommended, general, read-only and conditional formulas to include when creating reports through Crystal Reports.

Recommended Formulas

Include the following formulas when you create Crystal Reports:

Formula Definition
@rpt_date (totext (currentdate)) Date & Time
@rpt_name Report Name
@rpt_Username Town or Company Name

General Formulas

Govern populates the following Crystal Reports formulas automatically, if they are included in your reports:

Formula Definition
@dept Department (code)
@dept_label Department label
@language Language
@rpt_county County
@rpt_default_date Default Date
@rpt_login User name
@rpt_range Range Text
@rpt_state State
@rpt_title Report Title
@rpt_uid User identification code (UserID)
@uniform Assessment Equalization Rate
@year Fiscal year in use by current user in Govern

 

Read-Only Formulas

The following Crystal Reports formulas are read-only; i.e., they must contain a non-blank value in the report. These formulas trigger specific actions or populate specific formulas:

Formula Action
@acbill Refreshes the AC_POST_MASTER table with the current Aircraft ID or the current Name ID (in duplicate bill printing).
@all_ar_needed_ac Populates the value of several formulas for the current NA_ID and for the all Tax sub-systems. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@all_int
(under revision)
Updates the following fields in the AR_ SUMMARY table for all installments with positive balance, for all Taxation and Assessment sub-systems and for the current NA_ID. (All updated installment records within a sub-system will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total balance due, exclusive of late charges)
@btbill Refreshes the BT_POST_MASTER table with the current Boat ID or the current Name ID (in duplicate bill printing).
@drilldown Enables Crystal Reports Drill Down feature
@govern_tx_interest
*This formula is used when calling a Web Crystal Report
Updates the LATE_CHARGES column in the AR_SUMMARY table.
Use when calling a Web Crystal Report in the Real Property Tax Subsystem.
@govern_ub_interest
*This formula is used when calling a Web Crystal Report
Updates the LATE_CHARGES column in the AR_SUMMARY table.
Use when calling a Web Crystal Report in the Utility Billing Subsystem.
@mv_ar_needed_ac Populates the value of several formulas for the current NA_ID and for the Motor Vehicle Excise Tax sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@mvbill Refreshes the MV_POST_MASTER table with current Motor Vehicle ID or the current Name ID (in duplicate bill printing).
@mv_int Updates the following fields in the AR_ SUMMARY table with motor vehicle excise tax information, for all installments having a positive balance for the current MV_ID. (All updated installment records will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total Balance Due, excluding late charges.)
@pp_ar_needed Populates the value of several formulas for the current PP_ID and for the Personal Property Tax sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@pp_ar_needed_ac Populates the value of several formulas for the current NA_ID and for the Personal Property Tax sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@ppbill Refreshes the PP_POST_MASTER table with the current Personal Property ID or the current Name ID (in duplicate bill printing).
@pp_int Updates the following fields in the AR_ SUMMARY table, for the current PP_ID, with Personal Property Tax information, for all installments having a positive balance. (All updated installment records will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total Balance Due, excluding late charges)
@re_ar_needed Populates the value of several formulas for the current P_ID and for the Real Estate Tax sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@re_ar_needed_ac Populates the value of several formulas for the current NA_ID and for the Real Estate Tax sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@re_int Updates the following columns in the AR_SUMMARY table, for the current P_ID, with Real Estate Tax information, for all installments having a positive balance. (All updated installment records will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total Balance Due, excluding late charges)
@td_ar_needed Populates the value of several formulas for the current P_ID and for the Tax Deferral sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@td_int Updates the following fields in the AR_SUMMARY table for all installments having a positive balance, with Tax Deferral information for the current P_ID. (All updated installment records will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total Balance Due, excluding late charges)
@tt_ar_needed Populates the value of several formulas for the current P_ID and for the Real Property Tax Title sub-system. See the Conditional Formulas section on this page.
@tt_int Updates the following fields in the AR_SUMMARY table, for the current P_ID, with Tax Title/Lien information, for all installments having a positive balance. (All updated installment records will contain the same information).
LATE_CHARGES (Accrued Penalty or Interest)
CHARGE_DATE (Current date as defined in Govern)
BALANCE_AS_OF_DATE (Total Balance Due, excluding late charges)
@txbill Refreshes the TX_POST_MASTER table with the current Property ID or the current Name ID (in duplicate bill printing).

 

Conditional Formulas

The Crystal Reports formulas listed in this table are populated by Govern conditionally, on the presence of the following read-only formulas:

  • @all_ar_needed_ac
  • @mv_ar_needed_ac
  • @pp_ar_needed
  • @pp_ar_needed_ac
  • @re_ar_needed
  • @re_ar_needed_ac
  • @td_ar_needed
  • @tt_ar_needed

 

Formula Action
@ar_interest_1
@ar_interest_2
@ar_interest_3
@ar_interest_4
Calculates the interest and penalties committed for the current fiscal year and the specified installment.
@current_due Calculates the total balance due for the current fiscal year, including late charges.
@daily_interest Calculates the daily interest and penalties.
@prior_ar_fee_1
@prior_ar_fee_2
@prior_ar_fee_3
@prior_ar_fee_4
Calculates the demands, charges and fees committed for prior fiscal years and the specified installment.
@prior_ar_interest_1
@prior_ar_interest_2
@prior_ar_interest_3
@prior_ar_interest_4
Calculates the interest and penalties committed for the prior fiscal years and for the specified installment.
@prior_due Calculates the total balance due for the prior fiscal years, including late charges.

 

Tables/Fields and Naming Standards

Report File Name

  • Physical report name available in the standard or custom report path
  • Report File Name Maximum Length is 15
  • Recorded in VT_SYSTEM where table_name = REPORTS

Report Options

  • Standard report parameters that can be used in the report (ex: Department, City/Town Name, Report Title, etc.)
  • Recorded in VT_SYSTEM where table_name = RPT_OPT

Report Record Set Keys

  • Standard Govern IDs located in table VT_SYSTEM where table_name = BRULE

Report Definition

  • Report definitions are stored in table USR_REPORT_DEF
  • Table contains:
    • File Name (available in Standard or Custom report paths)
    • Audit Trail – deprecated
    • Record Key
    • LK_Brule

Batch Processing and Reports

Parameters defined for a batch process can be used by reports.

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Batch Process On Completion Report

It is possible to setup a report to be executed upon a batch process definition completion.

Batch Process to Schedule Reports

It is possible to setup a batch process definition to schedule reports.

Report Formats

You can specify the output format of a report that will be generated by a batch process. Verify with IT for the list of file formats allowed for the organization.

Batch Process Parameters

The parameters defined for the batch process can be accessed by the report.

 

Troubleshooting

  • A new installation pack for Crystal ReportTM is required to be installed on each client when upgrading to Release 1706.

 

What’s New

Related Topics

Additional Information related to Reporting

 

 

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