The From button has two options as the starting point of your Table/Report.
1. SQL Statement: Used to download data based on a SQL Statement.
2. Stored Procedure: Used to download data from a stored procedure.
SQL Statement
Field | Description |
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Search Tables | Use this to filter the list of Tables. |
Tables | This list displays available tables to use as your base table. |
Selected Table | This is the table selected as your base table for your data. |
Alias | An alias gives the Selected Table an alternate name to make it more readable such as Jobs instead of JCJM |
Mimic Table | This is the table used for all Actions other than Download. |
Activate Mimic Feature | If checked then all Actions other than Download will use the Mimic Table instead of Selected Table. |
Button | Description |
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Clears the search box and refreshes the Tables. | |
This will save any changes to the From portion of the SQL Statement. | |
This will cancel any changes to the From portion of the SQL Statement. |
Stored Procedure
Field | Description |
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Stored Procedure | Contains the stored procedure used in the report. |
Parameters | This lists all parameters associated with the stored procedure. |
Search Columns | Use this to filter the list of Table Columns. |
Selected Parameter | This is the selected parameter that you will associate with a column. |
Parameter Column | This is the column that will be used to format your parameter values when downloading the report. |
Table Columns | This lists all columns you can associate to the parameter for formatting purposes. |
Button | Description |
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This pulls all parameters associated with the Stored Procedure. This will also handle new or deleted parameters. | |
Clears the search box and refreshes the Table Columns. | |
This will save the Selected Parameter and Parameter Column combination. | |
This will clear all fields on the form. | |
This will save any changes to the Select portion of the SQL Statement. | |
This will cancel any changes to the Select portion of the SQL Statement. |
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