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Complete the Interactive Report Forms

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Complete the Interactive Report Forms

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Last UpdatedOct 30, 2024
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Operations and Execution

You can complete the report forms using detailed or general information.

Basic Filtering Criteria

Each report form has the following control options that you can use to affect the data that is returned.

Start time and end time
Reporting time zone
Auto-populate list boxes
Show filter criteria on the report
Show report as expanded or collapsed

Start and End DateTime

You can specify the start and end date time to view the report. By default, the current date and time is the start and end date time.

Reporting TimeZone

You can select the time zone to view the data. By default, Batch Server Local Time is selected, which allows you to view the data in DateTimes in the localtime of the BatchServer where it originated. The UTC timezone can also be selected, which shows all dates in UTC time. You can also view the data based on the timezones that you have defined.

You can add new timezones in the ReportingTimeZones table and requires editing the Batch History database directly and is covered in a TechNote document (Adding Time Zone for InBatch 11.5 Reporting).

Auto-Populate List Boxes

The list of possible values for a field can become very large. True (the default) disables the retrieval of all possible values from which to select for each of the filter fields.

Show Filter Criteria

You can select whether or not the filter values that you used are to be shown as part of the report.

Show Report as Expanded or Collapsed

You can select whether the generated report is to be shown as fully expanded or completely collapsed.

Detailed Filtering Criteria

Each data item on the report has three possible areas for filtering:

A box where you can enter wildcard filtering characters.
Controls that affect whether or not that item is to be used for filtering.
A list of possible values to select from.

Filtering Data with Wildcards

You can use wildcards to filter the reporting data results according to specified criteria. Use one or more of the following wildcards:

Wildcard	Function and Example
%	Any string of zero or more characters. Example: M% Matches all values starting with M followed by any character sequence.
_(underscore)	Any single character. Example: M_B Matches all values starting with M followed by any character followed by B.
[ ]	Any single character within the specified range. Example: M[a-z] Matches all values starting with M followed by any single lowercase character.
[ ^ ]	Any single character not within the specified range. Example: M[^a] Matches values starting with M followed by any single character that is not a.

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