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How to Group by User Defined Groups (Crystal Rpts 10 to ECC 6.0)
Hello All:
I'm tasked to write a Crystal Report that groups data on User Defined Groups. The problem is quite interesting, the need for this should also be obvious.
Exhibit A: A screenshot of our User Defined Group as viewed in ECC 6.0.
My screen snippet is here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/cincypiper/ControlCenterFun#5302004143466767234
My task is to create a Report that groups host managed objects by the groups you see in my Control Center Screen snippet above.
So, in my screen snippet you see:
Line Of Business Name
--Application Name
----Environment (Prod, Test, UAT, DR...)
------Host1
------Host2
------Host3
------Hostn.....
I note that SRMGroup is a self-joined table, using ParentGroupKey. Crystal 10 doesn't always see the GroupKey and ParentGroupKeys as a self-join. I note also that "LevelsBelowRoot" and "IsBottom" or "IsTop" can be used to programmatically walk a tree, but I'm certain you understand my question by now.
Using Crystal 10, I really don't want to create X levels of subreports that are hardcoded to look for specifics in my user groups. Must I?
Thank you in advance for your insights,
Mike Horvath
Data Storage Admin
I'm tasked to write a Crystal Report that groups data on User Defined Groups. The problem is quite interesting, the need for this should also be obvious.
Exhibit A: A screenshot of our User Defined Group as viewed in ECC 6.0.
My screen snippet is here:
http://picasaweb.google.com/cincypiper/ControlCenterFun#5302004143466767234
My task is to create a Report that groups host managed objects by the groups you see in my Control Center Screen snippet above.
So, in my screen snippet you see:
Line Of Business Name
--Application Name
----Environment (Prod, Test, UAT, DR...)
------Host1
------Host2
------Host3
------Hostn.....
I note that SRMGroup is a self-joined table, using ParentGroupKey. Crystal 10 doesn't always see the GroupKey and ParentGroupKeys as a self-join. I note also that "LevelsBelowRoot" and "IsBottom" or "IsTop" can be used to programmatically walk a tree, but I'm certain you understand my question by now.
Using Crystal 10, I really don't want to create X levels of subreports that are hardcoded to look for specifics in my user groups. Must I?
Thank you in advance for your insights,
Mike Horvath
Data Storage Admin
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