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Introduction
JS7 - Reports offer aggregated information about past execution of workflows and jobs.
Report Configurations are managed in the Automation/Reports section system folder of the Configuration View view.
Configured reports Report Configurations are used as input for report generation. When reports are generated, the reports are created according to the specifications made in the report configuration regarding report template, hit, sorting, reporting period and frequency.
Generated reports can be viewed after generation in the Reports View
Inventory View
List of Reports
The list of reports shows all configured reports that can be used for report generation.
Report Configuration
for creation of reports. They include to specify:
- Report Template
- Report Period
- Report Frequency
- number of hits,
- sorting for highest/lowest
Reports are visbile in the Reports view
Inventory View
Displaying Report Configurations
The list of Report Configurations shows the items that users added for creation of reports.
Managing Report Configurations
The Report Configuration includes to specify the following items for a report:
Explanations:
| Field | Purpose | Default |
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| Name | Identifies the report Report Configuration by its unique name | |
| Title | The title to describe describes the report Report Configuration in more detail | |
| Report Template | The template that should be used when generate Specifies one of the JS7 - Reports - Templates that will be applied when creating the report | |
| Interval | The report period Report Period is defined by an interval of month-from and month-to. It is possible to define the report period relative a Report Period by using presets like such as "Last Year" or using Unit/From/Count. Example: Unit: Year, From: 3, Count: 2 will set month-from to the january 3 years back and month-to to december 2 year back. | |
| Month From | Start Begin of the report period. The Report Period. Absolute and relative values can be absolute or relativespecified. Absolute values are follow the <yyyy>-<mm> where pattern in which yyyy specifies the year and <mm> mm specifies the month. Relative values are xy|m|q where x specifies a count make use of the <n><y>|<m>|<q> pattern in which n specifies the count, y: year offset, m: month offset, q: quarter offset. If y is used, then the month is always 1. If q is used, then the month is one of 1, 4, 7, 10. | |
| Month To | End of the report period. The Report Period. Absolute and relative values can be absolute or relativespecified. Absolute values are <yyyy>follow the | The month before now. |
| Sort | Highest: The report will return the top n highest values. Lowest: The report will return the top n lowest values. | HighestFrequencies |
| Report Frequency | A The Report Frequency divides the Report Period into equal units of time, e.g. monthlyfor example months, and creates reports per unit Possible values are Examples for frequencies include:
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| Controller ID | The Data used for the report can be filtered by the controller Controller ID | |
| Hits | Specifies the number of top entries in the report | 10 |
Step Duration Step Overlap | The Report Template divides the Reporting Period into steps. The duration of one a step is determined by the "Step Duration" setting in the JS7 - Reports - Configuration. The start time of the next step is determined by the "Step Overlap" setting in the Report Configuration.top n periods with highest/lowest number of workflows executions In these reports, the reporting period The Report Period is divided into steps in order to count the orders/jobs that run in during these steps. The Each next step starts will start at start+step_overlap and ends at end+step_overlap Start Time+Step Overlap and will end at End Time+Step Overlap of the current step. Each step has a duration of "step duration"lasts for the duration specified with the Step Duration setting. Example:
| Step Duration: 5 Step OverlayOverlap: 5 |
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