How can you tell what users have which reports open in Infoview

Hi!
In Crystal Server XI, is there any way that you can see what reports are currently being viewed in Infoview and by what user? Or a history of how many times a report has been viewed so that I can tell which reports are not used that often and maybe adjust the schedule or get rid of them.
Thanks,
Cyndi

Cyndi,
The method to track the information you are seeking is called Auditor. Auditor is either installed at server software initialization or the install can be performed after you're deployed by re-installing the software and choosing only the Auditor piece. It is best to study the guide (xir2_bip_auditor_en.pdf) prior to launching out on this endeavor.
Thanks,
John

Similar Messages

How can you tell what generation apple tv you have?

How can you tell what generation apple tv you have?

Apple TV 1. gen: http://www.apple.com/de/support/appletv/1st_generation/
Apple TV 2. gen: http://www.apple.com/de/support/appletv/

How can you tell what type of Iphone I have from the model number or serial number from the settings menu

how can you tell what type of Iphone I have from the model number or serial number from the settings menu?

Type Serial Number from Settings App here https://selfsolve.apple.com/agreementWarrantyDynamic.do it will tell you the type of iPhone.

How can you tell what pictures from iPhoto you already used in iMovie?

how can you tell what pictures from iPhoto you already used in iMovie?

Log into your account on a computer (iTunes>Store>View Account) and go to Purchase History

HEY, HOW CAN YOU TELL WHAT GEN YOUR ITOUCH IS?

How can you tell what gen your itouch is?

Check the link below.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353
Stedman

How can you tell what resolution a movie is?

How can you tell in iMovie 09 what resolution a movie is?
The only two have used were HD and standard, but we are not sure which in our collection are which.
Is there an easy way to tell?
Thanks.
mac

Easiest way is to open the clip using QuickTime Player. Then click Command-I to open the inspector.
(Or click WINDOW/INSPECTOR)

How can you tell what GB a handset is...I'm buying iphone6 second hand

HHow can you tell what GB is in an iPhone 6 ....I'm buying second hand

the most reliable way is to go on the phone and tap
Settings/General/About - that will tell you the capacity (among other things)
but remember the actual space wont be what Apple advertises - my 128 GB iPhone 6 + says it has 114 gb of space - there is formatting and the operating system to take into account
the size is also printed on the back of the original box but unless you have the phone and get get the serial number off the phone (which is in that same location) you cant be sure the box is from the phone you are trying to buy

How can you tell what version of Quicktime you have?

How do you determine what version of Quicktime you have on your computer? What version do you need for a new 30G Video iPod? How do you upgrade versions, if necessary?
Thanks in advance for any help.
iPod mini for windows Windows XP

Open a QT document and use the Help menu, where you should see an item labeled (I believe) About Quicktime Player. That should tell you the version running the player.
You need QT Pro and QT 7 to have a preset for iPod video. You probably can use QT 6 if you use these settings in making an mpeg-4 video:
"MPEG-4 video: up to 2.5 mbps, 480x480, 30 frames per sec., Simple Profile with AAC-LC up to 160 Kbps, 48 Khz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4 and .mov file formats<<
QT 7 is available for download from the Apple site by clicking on
"Quicktime" in the Purple banner above

How can you tell what type of credits you have?

My iTunes account shows that I have 4 credits on the top right of iTunes but I can't tell what type of credits I have. I have sent numerous emails to Apple iTunes support and they just keep telling me that it should say 1 song credit or 1 TV episode credit, etc. but all it says are 4 credits so I can't tell what the credits are for? Can someone help? I have the latest version of iTunes for Windows on a Windows 7 PC.

I updated QuickTime and now the top right under my name displays the number of credits and the types of credits. Prior to this update, it only showed the name.

How can you tell what type of server configuration is installed? is it j2ee or not?

Before I run an updater, how can I tell if the server is a
j2ee server configuration or a "regular" server configuration? Its
on on Linux os...

My "Settings Summary" shows;
Server Product ColdFusion MX
Version 7,0,0,91690
Edition Enterprise
Serial Number blah-blah-blah
Operating System UNIX
OS Version 2.6.15-1.1833_FC4smp
JVM Details
Java Version 1.4.2_05
Java Vendor Sun Microsystems Inc.
Java Vendor URL
http://java.sun.com/
Java Home /opt/coldfusionmx7/runtime/jre
Java File Encoding UTF8
Java Default Locale en_US
File Separator /
Path Separator :
Line Separator Chr(10)
User Name nobody
User Home /
User Dir /opt/coldfusionmx7/runtime/bin
Java VM Specification Version 1.0
Java VM Specification Vendor Sun Microsystems Inc.
Java VM Specification Name Java Virtual Machine Specification
Java VM Version 1.4.2_05-b04
Java VM Vendor Sun Microsystems Inc.
Java VM Name Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM
Java Specification Version 1.4
Java Specification Vendor Sun Microsystems Inc.
Java Specification Name Java Platform API Specification
Java Class Version 48.0
--> and lots more, but no mention whether its a J2EE
configued server or not...so should I assume its not a
regular/non-J2EE server?
I ask because the Updaters instructions show a BIG difference
depending on which type it is to be updated...thanx...Matt

How can I tell what songs have been purchased?

So, I've been going through some guilt and have been replacing copied songs with Apple Store purchases. However, some songs I am clueless about. Is there a way to tell what songs have NOT been purchases through the Apple Store (or, Amazon, for that matter)?

If you mean to check if one of your songs hasn't been purchesed by you yet, then one way to do it is going to iTunes and then to the iTunes Store. Once there, in iTunes 11.2.2, there is a column to the left labled QUICK LINKS. From there there are four imediate options: Account, Redeem, Purchased, and Support. If you click on purchesed, it will show you the songs you have bought from apple. Once you have clicked purched, there is also an option on the top right hand corner to show all of your purcheses or just the ones that are not on your mac.
Hope this is what you were looking for.

Generic wsdl - how can you tell what the field assignment is?

When using the generic wsdl, it seems that your custom fields are mapped to fields such as:
customcurrency12
customtext4
When accessing the asset class, how can tell what field is assigned to what custom value? When I look in the admin > application customization > asset > asset field setup
I can see the list of fields and field types but not the number on the end so that I can assign it in my web service code. Is there a way to see what your custom fields are mapped to (i.e. custom standard discount is mapped to custompercent11)
Thanks in advance any help you can lend on this,
AspnetDev

You can use the getMapping web service to get al ist of all the fields for a record type. for each field you get the ElementName (which is what you get in the generic wsdl) and DisplayName which you can use it to match to your fields.
<Field>
     <DisplayName>My Custom Field</DisplayName>
     <ElementName>CustomText74</ElementName>
     <DataType>Text (Short)</DataType>
</Field>
-JLV

How can you tell what app is using a file?

I have a screenshot that I moved to the trash. I try to empty the trash, but it says the file is in use. Is there any way to tell what app is using it?
Thanks very much.

There is a shell command (i.e. Unix executable) called fuser.
This program displays a list containing all the process-ids (PIDs) that are accessing a particular file at a given time.
To invoke it you just need to open a terminal window, wait for the command prompt (typically a "$"), then type fuser followed by a space and then drag the file from the finder to said terminal window.
Once the PID list is displayed, you need to look-up the process id (the first column) with the help of activitty monitor to see the name of the app that's accessing the file.
One final warning: make sure activity monitor is displaying "all processes" because the file is not necessarily being accessed by one of your processes.

How can you tell what the OS is?

I have an OS on an external drive. Is there any way to tell what version it is without actually booting into it?
Thanks very much.

Open Disk Utility, select the disk from the sidebar, and click Info. This won't work for Logical type volumes; I'm not sure if it works for Windows, but I'm assuming you are talking about OS X on the external drive.

How can you tell what song it is stuck on?

Is there a log or a way to tell what song match it stuck on? I see a lot of generic "stuck on step 2" posts, but nothing really of any substance. I have figured out that if I delete my "Cache.db" file it appears to rebuild the match database, but I still seem to be stuck on a single track.
Anyone have any helpful info?

Ahh ok, well that makes me feel better. I wish they would log it somewhere so we could at least track if the issue is on our end or theirs.
I'm on 8517 of 24123.
I was adding them album by album, but it was taking forever, so i just threw them all in one directory and said ef-it.
Thanks for the info.

How can you tell what users have which reports open in Infoview

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for