Database Reference
In-Depth Information
MEM.ManagedEntityRowId = @Object
AND MEM.MonitorRowId = @Monitor
ORDER BY
S.DateTime
Now, it's time to design our report by performing the following steps:
1. In
Click to add title
, type
State changes for object/monitor
.
2. Click on the
Insert
tab. Select
Text Box
. Draw a box below the title and type
Object
as the text.
3. Click on the
Insert
tab. Select
Text Box
. Draw a box below the
Object
text box
and type
Monitor
as the text.
4. Go to
Datasets
|
PSObjects
, click on
Name
, and drag it to the space next to the
Object
text box (a new box with
<<Expr>>
is placed in the report pane next to
the text box).
5. Go to
Datasets
|
PSMonitors
, click on
Name
, and drag it to the space next to the
Object
text box (a new box with
<<Expr>>
is placed in the report pane next to
the text box).
6. Click on the
Insert
tab. Select
Table
. Then, select
Insert Table
. Draw a table be-
low the
Monitor
box.
7. Type
Date Time
,
Old State
, and
New State
, respectively, in the three
header cells.
8. In the table
Data
area, click on the
Table
icon and select the respective fields for
the headers using the
DSState
dataset.
9. You can apply formatting to the table and text boxes using the formatting control
tools (refer to the following screenshot for layout and design recommendations).
10. Use the
Run
button to test the layout and report. You will be presented with the
parameter selections first. When you complete the three-prompt selection options,
click on
View Report
(on the right-hand side of the screen).
11. Save the report with
State changes for object and monitor
as the
name in the
Custom Reports
folder.
12. When you run your reports, choose a type, and then a monitored object of this
type. Pick a monitor, and the report will show all state changes that the monitored
object went through.
When you run your reports, choose a type, and then a monitored object of this type. Pick a
monitor, and the report will show all state changes that the monitored object went through.
