I would like to make a report in Invantive using the internal rate from Exact Online Projectmanagement. I am not able to find the right table for this report. I can't find the information which has the dates with corresponding internal rate per employee.
The internal rates with coresponding dates of activement can be found in the EmploymentSalaries table, see REST documentation and XML documentation.
With the following statement you will find the relevant data:
select EMPLOYMENTSALARIES_EMPLOYMENTCLA_EMPLOYMENTCLAS_EMPLOYMENT_EMPLOYEE_EMPLOYEEHID_ATTR
, InternalRate
, Startdate
, enddate
from ExactOnlineXML.XML.EmploymentSalaries
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I've started using SSRS for 6 month and trying to setup a data driven report where the parameter in the report may contain multiple values (customer numbers).
Ive tried to follow the guideline from microsoft:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/3b0f1620-a7ac-4edd-a577-4beef4bddb14/forum-faq-how-to-configure-a-data-driven-subscription-which-get-multivalue-parameters-from-one?forum=sqlreportingservices#3b0f1620-a7ac-4edd-a577-4beef4bddb14
The parameter in the report is setup following the guideline:
uncheck “Allow multiple values” option for the parameter
check "none" on available values
check "none" on default values
The dataset properties for the parameter are setup by adding a filter:
CustomerKey in split(Parameters!Customer.Value, ",")
The report is working fine when there is only one customer in the subscription table but report is empty when the number of customer are more than one.
The data set of the report is not changed. The query of the data subscription is retrieving the data from the SQL table where I have stored the emails and customer number are related. The data tables looks like this:
The tabel is formatted in this way:
The query in the subscription using the table looks like this:
SELECT *
FROM [Table_Archive].[dbo].[ReportSubscription]
where ReportName='CustomerOrder' and Schedule='Every day'
The data retreived to be used in the report is defined by the following query:
select
CustomerLabel AS CustomerLabel
, CustomerKey AS CustomerKey
, SalesItemKey AS SalesItemKey
, SalesItemName AS SalesItemName
, SalesOrderDetailNumberKey
From factview.SalesOrder
where CustomerKey in (#Customer)
I've tried multiple solution on how to specify the customer number in the table (',';"," etc) but without success. I'm quite uncertain if the approach that i'm trying will ever work and i'm having difficulties in finding any good suggestions, hence this post.
I'm trying to develop a new reporting module for a resource management tool (PHP+Mysql).
I am trying to extract data in the following format from mysql:
I have a table that consists of date and location of multiple people(i.e Office, Home or Client).
Sample Data as in DB.
here date_plotted means the date at which the user is engaged and plotting_date represents when this particular entry was made in the system(the date). So User was plotted to be in office on 30th Oct and the same entry was made on 30th Oct.
Data as in resource table
The resource table represents the user table.
Any suggestions on how to do the same in mysql?
These are the primary tables which needs to be used.
The above table id done in excel for now to represent the outcome.
I'm new to SQL so haven't tried anything yet.
There is a tool for Windows that might simplify this operation. It's made by MySQL and called MySQL for Excel. In theory it should allow you to structure and make changes to MySQL databases as well as perform queries that result in spreadsheets.
Without knowing more about your data, for example being supplied an actual csv file to work with, and the parameters of the actual pull, whether it's fix dates always or if this is a dynamic pull based on a range this question could result in 100 different implementations that visually return similar results, but have massively different requirements overhead-wise in implementation.
I receive csv files at the end of each month from my customer for each of their KPI (for example csv's for resumes received, candidates joined, candidates resigned, sales, profits, loss , etc) for that specific month.
I want to be able to query this data inorder to generate reports for any month, day or year. This report will be generated dynamically i.e the admin would specify what rows he would like to have in a report (for eg a report with applications received, applications shortlisted, candidates shortlisted after the 1st interview for the period of jan to july.) for any period of time.
What would be the best way to store the data into my database in order to generate such reports? I am using Mysql as my database.
I am not sure if I would need to flush out the old data from my tables currently. So considering that I keep all the data persistent, what would be the best suited database design for this?
Currently what I do is I have a table for each of their KPI. This table has got a date field which I am using to generate the report. But I am looking for a more optimized way.
Thanks in advance.
It is better to store those values (month or year related values ) in a "Date" type fields which would not need any other manipulation while building reports. The conditions or logic for the specific period of time should be handled in your front end. In this case, the usage of Date field is the optimized way.
We have SSRS 2008 and have a heap of data driven subscriptions.
We've been tasked with creating a map of all the reports every user receives.
The query:
SELECT * FROM ReportServer.dbo.ExecutionLog2
gives us almost the information we want.
For what we want, it lacks the destination of the report.
Is there a way of finding out where a report was emailed?
My alternative I guess is to look at analysing the Exchange logs.
Is that a reasonable alternative?
You could get the destination of the data driven subscription from columns Parameters and DataSettings in the table Subscription from report server database.
The 2 columns record as xml format , you could get the node in column Parameters and get the node in column DataSettings. Then you could get correspond receiver for subscription.
Given a SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services installation, what's the "cheapest" way to check whether a given report (given by its report name + report path, e.g. /MyReports/SomeOddballReport) exists (or not) ?
I see lots of potential candidates on the ReportServer web service - which one is the quickest and the one using the least amount of system resources??
FindItems()
GetReportDefinition()
GetReportLink()
GetProperties()
Any others I'm missing? Thanks for any hints and pointers! I find the Reporting Services webservice interface to be lacking in documentation and samples, really......
Seems fastest way is to use FindItems method.
All other options seems to be metadata related, as them retrieve properties for that items (so it needs to find item first and, so, get those metadata)
Due to MS Reporting Services running on MS SQL you have an easy option to return report names and to see if a report exists. Inside of SQL Server there is a database called ReportServer. Within that database is a table that is called Catalog. The Catalog table stores data sources, reports, and some other vital information. The key fields are the "Name" and the "Type". Type distinguishes between a report / a datasource / etc. Name of course is obvious, it is the name of the report.
To get all reports on your reporting service instance try this:
USE ReportServer
GO
SELECT Name, Description FROM Catalog WHERE Type=2
To get all data sources:
USE ReportServer
Go
SELECT Name, Description FROM Catalog WHERE Type=5
So if you have a name or at least know of what a report starts with you can do a LIKE query:
SELECT Name FROM Catalog WHERE Name LIKE '%Employee Report%'
Check out my blog for more info:
http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/jhermiz/archive/2007/08/14/60285.aspx
Also since you mentioned it therte is a path field which may contain data like this:
/ETime/Job Hours Summary By Department