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Grouping reports by categories [message #333521]

Sat, 12 July 2008 03:03

AshrafKittaneh26
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Registered: June 2008
Location: UAE

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Dear all,

I need some help, Confused

i have an oracle discoverer on citrix via network, and i need to manage my reports(Workbooks) by such categories.
like 4 example:

category1: failed students ==> which contains all the reports that are related to failed.
category2: Attendance ==> which contains all the reports that are related to attendance.
category3: Marks ==> which contains all the reports that are related to marks..... ETC.

any one can help me, any ideas will be appreciated. Smile

thanks in advance.

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #333708 is a reply to message #333521]

Mon, 14 July 2008 03:46

skooman
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Are you sure that the version of Discoverer you mention (3.1) is correct? You are aware of the fact that this version has been desupported for eh... ages?

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #333746 is a reply to message #333708]

Mon, 14 July 2008 06:12

AshrafKittaneh26
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Unfortunately this is the truth. Is there any way to group my reports? And if yes, does this version support this facility.

thanks my freind.

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #334131 is a reply to message #333746]

Tue, 15 July 2008 08:56

skooman
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I'm sorry, it has been too long for me since I worked with that version. I can not remember if there was any foldering or something like that for workbooks.

Only thing I can think of is to create various users (like FAILED, ATTENDANCE - funny usernames by the way) and store the workbooks under the appropriate user. However, that would mean you would have to login (again) if you want to have a workbook from another category.

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #334233 is a reply to message #334131]

Tue, 15 July 2008 23:21

AshrafKittaneh26
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yah its very funny, i also thought about this idea, but its boring to logout and login again to different user.
thanks man, thanks in advance.
but can i found like this property in another release and what version. Smile

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #334263 is a reply to message #334233]

Wed, 16 July 2008 00:42

Littlefoot
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Just a digression:

AshrafKittaneh26

thanks man

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #334264 is a reply to message #334263]

Wed, 16 July 2008 00:48

AshrafKittaneh26
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sorry Sabine Embarassed

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Thanks littlefoot, thats nice of u.

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Re: Grouping reports by categories [message #334565 is a reply to message #334264]

Thu, 17 July 2008 02:40

skooman
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No problem...

By the way, you can share workbooks among users. So, if you create them under usernames like FAILED and ATTENDANCE, then share them all to user MY_WORKBOOKS or whatever name you like, then they will appear under the username but still can be used by that single user.

(if it's any consolation, I've just checked and in the latest version, 10, you can not organize your workbooks neither... - as far as I can find that is)

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