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This solution requires a little scripting.
You can probably create a report that lists all of your reports with times to be refreshed. Send this report to the Doc Agent on a frequent schedule along with a script that will cycle through the report to open, refresh, save, and close any reports that have a refresh time equal to or greater than the system clock.
Kurt Kerchner
Information Technology
Southwestern Bell
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From: Rao, Vinay (GEP, Contractor)[SMTP:Vinay.Rao@GEPEX.GE.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 1:26 PM
Hi Listers,
Is anybody aware of a way we can send a bunch of documents(BO) to DAS together? And, I have all of them to be scheduled at different times! And I have as many as 100 reports…
Thanks,
Vinay.
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Vinay,
What Kurt wants to probably say is…
You have to anyway post the reports in the DAS. Once you do that…also create another report with a script as the dataprovider ( using repository tables like ds_pending_jobs…etc) and post it to DAS to run it. The script would update the timing( schedule) of the other reports.
I dont know whether this can be done easily…but I think this is what Kurt meant.
Ashish
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You have to anyway post the reports in the DAS. Once you do that…also create another report with a script as the dataprovider ( using repository
tables like ds_pending_jobs…etc) and post it to DAS to run it. The script would update the timing(
schedule) of the other reports.
No. That is not exactly what I meant.
You should create a table that contains the names of all of the reports needed to be scheduled with either a refresh indicator or refresh date/time value to refresh each report. Then you need a report from this that contains a list all of the reports and their refresh indicators. When you send this report to the Doc Agent to be refreshed on a regular schedule(let’s say hourly or daily), add a script that will look through the report and open/refresh reports depending on the refresh indicator or date/time value.
You can also have script to update the refresh indicator or reschedule the next refresh date/time value on the table.
That’s all I can think of . Good Luck.
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Hi Vinay,
The B.O. 4.X CD had a really good VB example on it, but they took it off of version 5.0. Please email me offline if you would like it to be sent to you. Simon
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If I can disagree with everyone here, I use Visual Basic to send all of my documents to the DAS. I found it to be so much simpler. Anyone who does not have the sample off of the VB 4.X CD can email me offline and I will send it to you along with my modified code.
Of course if this is a violation of contract or something then the BO folks can let me know now!
Simon Miller
Information Analyst
I.T. North America
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