The settings documents must define the placement of all databases whose documents can be used as data sources for a report. One such document can describe several databases in case all they contain data of the same type. For example, the data partitioned by projects, years, etc. The databases described in a settings document Path should have the same or similar template NTF. Moreover, a setting Path can contain views and forms descriptions contained in a database for setting up contextual reporting.
To create a settings document Path do:
• | Open view Settings ( Administering ); | |
• | In the menu select Create \ Setting Path; | |
• | In the document fill the fields: | |
• | In field Name type a name that will be used in other settings; | |
• | In field Description type a name that will be understandable for a user and mean all the databases that will be described in the setting; | |
• | In field Value List type strings of specified format. | |
For a database description: | ||
db | project name | server name | file path | replica id | ||
where db is keyword, project name is database name understandable for a user, server name is abbreviate server name, file path is path and name of file in relation to data folder of Domino server, replica id is 16-digit replica ID of a database. The description will be available for choosing when setting up a data source in a report. To add a database by choosing from list press Add Database at the top. For a local database as server name you should type the symbol "-". You can type the symbol "?" instead of replica id in a database description when typing it but you should press Set Replica IDs at the ending of the setting to update the IDs for all databases. | ||
For a form description: | ||
form | form title | form name | ||
where form is keyword, form title is a form name understandable for a user, form name is name of a form in a database. The description will be used to set up contextual reporting on a open document in a database. Press Add Forms to add forms descriptions in the required format. | ||
For a view description: | ||
view | view name | ||
where view is keyword, view name - name of a view or a group of views united together by left parts of their names until any symbol "\". The description will be used to set up contextual reporting on selected documents in a view of a database. To describe a view as well as all nested views within it you should add to the view name the symbol "\". Press Add Views to add views descriptions in the required format. |
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