3. Using AccuWork™ : Reports About Issues

Reports About Issues
AccuWork provides two types of reports that allow you to print information about issues:
This section describes these reports and how to print them.
Issue Table Report
The issue table report provides summary information about all issues displayed in a table, like the table in the Query Results pane shown here, for example:
 
Issue tables like the one shown in the preceding illustration are displayed in these places in the
Web UI:
Columns Can Differ
Columns displayed for the same issue can differ based on how the issue table was generated. For example, a table generated by a query might show different columns than the table displayed in the Issues tab. This is because query results include columns chosen by the user who wrote the query, while columns displayed in other issue tables are defined by the AccuRev schema.
When you print an issue table report, AccuRev prints the columns that appear in the current table.
Report Format
The format of the issue table report resembles the table on which it is based: each issue appears in its own row; all of the columns displayed in the table are included in the report.
Report Header
Issue table reports include the following fields in a header:
Sorted By: The column and order in which the report was sorted. (Issue Ascending, for example.)
Total Records: The total number of issues displayed in the table.
User: The username of the AccuRev user who printed the report.
Header information is printed only on the first page of a report.
Tip: Use your Web browser’s print settings to specify output like page numbers, including images, and other information.
Printing an Issues Table Report
Use this procedure to print all the issues displayed in a table.
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Click the Print button ().
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Choose Print Table from the drop-down menu.
The standard print dialog box appears.
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Issue Details Report
The issue details report provides detailed information about one or more individual issues. The information in the report is based on the information that appears on the Issue Edit form, including the header section and most of the Issue Edit form’s subtabs—Basics, Assignment, and so on:
 
You can print an issue details report from the following places in the Web UI:
Report Format
Data for the header section and each tab are separated with a graphic element that includes the name of the section or tab. Data is displayed in a list of name:value pairs. HTML formatting for text fields that support it is preserved in the report.
Note that the following subtabs are not included in an issue details report:
Report Header
Issue details reports include the following fields in a header:
Depot: The depot in which the issue is stored.
User: The username of the AccuRev user who printed the report.
Query: The name of the query whose results are reflected in the report. This field is included only if you print the report from the Query Browser.
If your issue details report includes multiple issues, each issue starts on a new page. Complete header information is printed on the first page only.
Tip: Use your Web browser’s print settings to specify output like page numbers, including images, and other information.
Printing an Issue Details Report from the Issue Edit Form
To print an issue details report from the Issue Edit form:
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The standard print dialog box appears.
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Printing an Issue Details Report from an Issues Table
To print an issue details report from an issues table:
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If yes, go to Step 3.
If no, go to Step 4.
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Click the Print button () and choose Print All Issues from the drop-down menu.
The standard print dialog box appears.
Go to Step 6.
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Click the Print button () and choose Print Selected Issues from the drop-down menu.
The standard print dialog box appears.
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