Access reports through the DNAReporter
- Last UpdatedApr 24, 2025
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DNAReporter enables you to use command parameters to view, print, and save reports. In addition, it allows you to affect the appearance and location of a report with these arguments. The DNAReporter application can be found at %DNAInstallRoot%\Tools\bin\DNAReporter.exe.
To access reports using the DNAReporter
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Double-click the Windows PowerShell for DNA shortcut on the desktop.
Windows PowerShell for DNA opens.
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Execute the following command with the appropriate parameters (you need to have at least one basic parameter):
DNAReporter -H -V <report> -P <report> -O <report> [-A <name value>] [-F <file location>] [-T <file format>] [-N <printer name>] [-S <serverURL>] [-U <user name>] [-W <password>]
Where:
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-H is a mandatory parameter that displays the usage information.
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-V <report> is one of the three basic parameters, and indicates that you want to view the specified report.
Note: An HTML Output type is only available if you are using a -V <report> argument.
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-P <report> is one of the three basic parameters, and indicates that you want to print the specified report.
Note: You must have Report Administrator permissions to perform this action.
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-O <report> is one of the three basic parameters, and indicates that you want to save the specified report.
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-A <name value> is an optional parameter that specifies that you want to include the specified name and value pair in the report.
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-F <file location> is an optional parameter that specifies the location that you want to save the report in.
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-T <file format> is an optional parameter that specifies the output format type for the report.
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-N <printer name> is an optional parameter that specifies the name of the printer you want to use to print the report.
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-S <serverURL> is an optional parameter that specifies the URL for the reporting service.
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-U <user name> is an optional parameter that specifies a specific user name.
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-W <password> is an optional parameter that specifies the password for the user.
Note: Arguments with embedded spaces should be delimited with double quotes. For example, -V "/OnDemand Reports/Analog".

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