New column for Browse
Hi Team,
Currently our company is on the process of upgrading our clients site to 7.2.
And we found that the 7.2 provies fantastic improvement on browse interface. We planned to open the browse function for our clients.
In order to open the function for our clients, we need re-structure our content folders.
Currently, the information about each report shown in the browse only contains name, description, last modified, created by, run type, status, folder, sub folder, linked, broadcasts and tags.
Can we ask for a new column to show whether or not this report is on the dasbboard, which will save much time for us to do reports maintenance. Because sometims we create or import a report but does not put on the dashboard. And we are keen on removing any reduplicative reports on the background before we open browse function for our clients.
I am waiting for your reply.
Thanks,
Nancy
Hi Nancy,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I believe that this idea could be a worthy candidate for inclusion in future Yellowfin builds. I am moving this post from "Questions" to "Ideas" so that the community can vote on it, and it can be reviewed by the product team. If you have any further questions or ideas, please let us know.
Thank you,
Nathan
Hi Nancy,
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. I believe that this idea could be a worthy candidate for inclusion in future Yellowfin builds. I am moving this post from "Questions" to "Ideas" so that the community can vote on it, and it can be reviewed by the product team. If you have any further questions or ideas, please let us know.
Thank you,
Nathan
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for your reply and kindness.
Have a nice day.
Regards,
Nancy
Hi Nathan,
Thanks for your reply and kindness.
Have a nice day.
Regards,
Nancy
Hi Nancy,
thanks very much for your idea. I will submit it to our product review committee to see if they approve of the enhancement.
In the meanwhile I have thrown together a little query to help you identify whether a report is in a dashboard tab or not, hope it does the job for you:
SELECT REPORTNAME,
CASE WHEN REPORTID IN (select entityID from ReportGroupEntity where EntityTypeCode = 'REPORT') THEN 'IN DASHBOARD' END AS DASHBOARD_STATUS
FROM REPORTHEADER
WHERE ReportStatusCode = 'OPEN'
ORDER BY DASHBOARD_STATUS
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
thanks very much for your idea. I will submit it to our product review committee to see if they approve of the enhancement.
In the meanwhile I have thrown together a little query to help you identify whether a report is in a dashboard tab or not, hope it does the job for you:
SELECT REPORTNAME,
CASE WHEN REPORTID IN (select entityID from ReportGroupEntity where EntityTypeCode = 'REPORT') THEN 'IN DASHBOARD' END AS DASHBOARD_STATUS
FROM REPORTHEADER
WHERE ReportStatusCode = 'OPEN'
ORDER BY DASHBOARD_STATUS
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
I have spoken to the product team, and unfortunately at this point in time, there are no plans to have a column show if the report is used on a dashboard or not. It will open a can of worms, as there would need to be an extra security check , because if a person can see the report is used on a dashboard, but not actually access that dashboard, it would be even more confusing.
The request is still here , so it hasn't been deleted, just no plans to support this.
Sorry for the bad news.
Regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
I have spoken to the product team, and unfortunately at this point in time, there are no plans to have a column show if the report is used on a dashboard or not. It will open a can of worms, as there would need to be an extra security check , because if a person can see the report is used on a dashboard, but not actually access that dashboard, it would be even more confusing.
The request is still here , so it hasn't been deleted, just no plans to support this.
Sorry for the bad news.
Regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
please ignore this...I'm just adding a comment so that you're not the last commenter (if you're the last one then the ticket stays on my work list)
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
please ignore this...I'm just adding a comment so that you're not the last commenter (if you're the last one then the ticket stays on my work list)
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
My day is OK thank you, hope yours is also.
As you probably know we are not meant to support backend SQL queries....however.....just for you I will do it (but don't tell anyone!)
Please try this out and let me know if it performs the way you wanted it to (I gave it a quick test and it seems OK):
SELECT REPORTNAME, CASE WHEN REPORTID IN (
select entityID
from ReportGroupEntity RGE
inner join ReportGroup RG
on rge.GroupID = rg.GroupID
where EntityTypeCode = 'REPORT'
and rg.StatusCode = 'OPEN'
) THEN 'IN DASHBOARD' ELSE 'UNUSED' END AS DASHBOARD_STATUS
FROM REPORTHEADER
WHERE ReportStatusCode = 'OPEN'
and reportname = 'Deal Book Summary'
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
My day is OK thank you, hope yours is also.
As you probably know we are not meant to support backend SQL queries....however.....just for you I will do it (but don't tell anyone!)
Please try this out and let me know if it performs the way you wanted it to (I gave it a quick test and it seems OK):
SELECT REPORTNAME, CASE WHEN REPORTID IN (
select entityID
from ReportGroupEntity RGE
inner join ReportGroup RG
on rge.GroupID = rg.GroupID
where EntityTypeCode = 'REPORT'
and rg.StatusCode = 'OPEN'
) THEN 'IN DASHBOARD' ELSE 'UNUSED' END AS DASHBOARD_STATUS
FROM REPORTHEADER
WHERE ReportStatusCode = 'OPEN'
and reportname = 'Deal Book Summary'
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
I've attached a movie of my test, it is definitely working for me, please have a look and tell me what you think.
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
I've attached a movie of my test, it is definitely working for me, please have a look and tell me what you think.
regards,
David
For clarity, enhancement is still not something we have planned.
For clarity, enhancement is still not something we have planned.
Hi Nancy,
I will try to investigate this further but unfortunately I won't be able to do so at the moment, I'm not sure if you're aware, but writing backend queries to perform special tasks is not part of the support agreement, and as you can imagine I have to prioritize genuine support cases above special requests, and at the moment I have too many genuine support tickets to deal with, however I will do my best in the near future to look into this. I hope you can understand.
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
I will try to investigate this further but unfortunately I won't be able to do so at the moment, I'm not sure if you're aware, but writing backend queries to perform special tasks is not part of the support agreement, and as you can imagine I have to prioritize genuine support cases above special requests, and at the moment I have too many genuine support tickets to deal with, however I will do my best in the near future to look into this. I hope you can understand.
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
Tim has let me know that you told him my previous efforts at helping you were wrong, and then he showed you how to correct the SQL code, so in view of this development I am changing the status of this request back to "Not Planned" and ceasing any further extra-Support work on it.
regards,
David
Hi Nancy,
Tim has let me know that you told him my previous efforts at helping you were wrong, and then he showed you how to correct the SQL code, so in view of this development I am changing the status of this request back to "Not Planned" and ceasing any further extra-Support work on it.
regards,
David
OK, and the suggestion Tim gave you seemed to be the way you should go.
OK, and the suggestion Tim gave you seemed to be the way you should go.
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