What are the limitations/drawback of creating reports in full client and publishing them to the webi?
Harpreet,
Full client reports work great in Webi, with the exception of drill down. Webi will only drill down on Webi reports, not full client reports. If you need drill down in Webi, you need to create the report in Webi. Of course, then you only get 1 query and 1 block per report. It’s a toss up.
Michael Welter
Sr. Technical Analyst
Verizon Wireless
I want to apply standard templates, i.e if we create reports in full client we
are prompted if we want to use a template( cross tab, table, or company template
with logo…), can we apply those template here also.
Thanks
Kaur,
whar type of templates to want to apply. can you be bit specific.
SReddy
Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2000 18:52:28 -0700
Hi,
I have just started using Webi, and have few very basic questions:
What are the limitations/drawback of creating reports in full client and publishing them to the webi?
Can we apply templates to the webi created reports? How?
You cannot apply a template in WebI. You can apply the template in full client and publish it to WebI. Perhaps there is a way using the SDK to call a scipt that does this, but it is not in the standard product.
I have installed webi on a NT 4 server.The name of the server is Crsibo.Now what url do i give all the users wherein they will be displayed with the infoview homepage.I mean how do i set up the url?
Any suggestions…
Thanks in advance.
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In a message dated 01-05-03 13:53:55 EDT, you write:
I have installed webi on a NT 4 server.The name of the server is
Crsibo.Now
what url do i give all the users wherein they will be displayed with the infoview homepage.I mean how do i set up the url?
//Crsibo/wi should do it. The “wi” gets mapped based on the virtual directories set up in the web server (IIS or otherwise).
Try http://Crsibo/wi – assuming your web server is called Crsibo. This should be automatically set up for you when you install Webi, as long as you did not have any problems during the installation process.
Technically, you should use http://Crsibo/wi/ . The ending slash tells the web server to look for a default page (index.html) in the wi directory. Without the slash, you are asking for a file called “wi”. Most of the time, webservers will simply tell the browser to resubmit the request with an ending slash so the person who typed the url never realizes the error.
However, if you are in an extranet environment and use port mappings as part of a load balancing strategy, you can run into scenarios where asking for http://crispo/wi does not work, but http://crispo/wi/ does.
This cost me and a team of sys admins about 3 hours of research last week when one of my pilot extranet users ran into this problem!