GETIDFORUUID
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I was just wondering if this is to get the reportId from the reportUuid , if so can a example be supplied. Also which version of Yellowfin is the available in.
I was just wondering if this is to get the reportId from the reportUuid , if so can a example be supplied. Also which version of Yellowfin is the available in.
Sorry need to do this with a service call over to Yellowfin pass in the reportUuid and have the reportId returned.
I saw this call GETIDFORUUID but that returned the EntityId only
Sorry need to do this with a service call over to Yellowfin pass in the reportUuid and have the reportId returned.
I saw this call GETIDFORUUID but that returned the EntityId only
Hi Robert,
Just wanted to let you know that I am looking into this but may not have something substantive for you until this afternoon.
Regards,
Nathan
Hi Robert,
Just wanted to let you know that I am looking into this but may not have something substantive for you until this afternoon.
Regards,
Nathan
Ok that you , maybe a little more clairification. What I am trying to do is execute a remote call to generate a report so I can email it to a user. The problem I have is if currently I have to request all of the users reports and then iterate through them all until I can match the reportuuid and if the user has 1000 reports and 10 of them are scheduled then this process happens 10 times. I was hoping there was a way I could request the exact a report using the reportuuid. I hope this is a better explanation of what I am trying to accomplish.
Thanks
Rob
Ok that you , maybe a little more clairification. What I am trying to do is execute a remote call to generate a report so I can email it to a user. The problem I have is if currently I have to request all of the users reports and then iterate through them all until I can match the reportuuid and if the user has 1000 reports and 10 of them are scheduled then this process happens 10 times. I was hoping there was a way I could request the exact a report using the reportuuid. I hope this is a better explanation of what I am trying to accomplish.
Thanks
Rob
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the clarification, it seems this function will suit your needs well. I was able to get this to work by setting a parameters variable on top of the administrationServiceRequest with the UUID, and the string "REPORT" as seen below:
Note that this is all in Python, but the same principle should apply:
This function returned this object:
Let me know if you have any luck or questions in getting this to work.
Regards,
Nathan
Hi Robert,
Thank you for the clarification, it seems this function will suit your needs well. I was able to get this to work by setting a parameters variable on top of the administrationServiceRequest with the UUID, and the string "REPORT" as seen below:
Note that this is all in Python, but the same principle should apply:
This function returned this object:
Let me know if you have any luck or questions in getting this to work.
Regards,
Nathan
Hi Robert,
Just to clarify, in my tests, this entity_id was in fact the reportID. Looking at the reportheader table you can see that the entity id in my example below correlates with this report:
Please let me know if this works for you.
Regards,
Nathan
Hi Robert,
Just to clarify, in my tests, this entity_id was in fact the reportID. Looking at the reportheader table you can see that the entity id in my example below correlates with this report:
Please let me know if this works for you.
Regards,
Nathan
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