Re: Question on a Crystal report on an incident and the ci related to that incidnet.

2008-07-30 Thread Lisa Westerfield
There is a form called HPD:Associations that holds the relationships
that an incident has between CIs, solutions, known errors, other
incidents, etc.

 

I would create a report based on the HPD:HelpDesk form, and then insert
a sub report based on the HPD:Associations form.  The link between the
report and sub report would be 'Incident ID' of the HPD:Help Desk form
to the 'Request ID' of the HPD:Associations form.

 

You will want to add an additional sub report criteria of 'Request
Type01' = Configuration Item, and display the 'Request Description'
which is the name of the CI.  Sounds like this should get you what you
need.

 

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Has anyone created a report (and can give some pointers) that will print
out an incident along with any relationships tied to it.

 

We have a request to be able to print out all of the incident info, with
any CI that might be related to the incident, not the CI tied to the
user just the Incident.

 

Thanks,

 

Howard



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Re: Question on a Crystal report on an incident and the ci related to that incidnet.

2008-07-30 Thread Howard Richter
Thanks,

I will try that tomorrow on site.

Howard

On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 10:29 PM, Lisa Westerfield 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 **

 There is a form called HPD:Associations that holds the relationships that
 an incident has between CIs, solutions, known errors, other incidents, etc.



 I would create a report based on the HPD:HelpDesk form, and then insert a
 sub report based on the HPD:Associations form.  The link between the report
 and sub report would be 'Incident ID' of the HPD:Help Desk form to the
 'Request ID' of the HPD:Associations form.



 You will want to add an additional sub report criteria of 'Request Type01'
 = Configuration Item, and display the 'Request Description' which is the
 name of the CI.  Sounds like this should get you what you need.



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 *Subject:* Question on a Crystal report on an incident and the ci related
 to that incidnet.



 **

 Has anyone created a report (and can give some pointers) that will print
 out an incident along with any relationships tied to it.



 We have a request to be able to print out all of the incident info, with
 any CI that might be related to the incident, not the CI tied to the user
 just the Incident.



 Thanks,



 Howard



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