hi all,
is there any way to get the Impact Analysis result through FEX code. i need Column,Synonym,last accessed by, last accessed date and FEX relationship result.

(ie)when i run the FEX it should yeild the talbe which contains Column,Synonym, last accessed by, last accessed date and FEX relationship as it is in
Procedures by Column Impact Analysis

My code resides in Content folders.

we are on 8104

This message has been edited. Last edited by: Tamra,

RaviD

The Reporting Server's Impact Analysis tool is not aware of the content within
the WebFOCUS content tree.
The IMPACT ANALYSIS is available within App Studio for WebFOCUS objects that
are stored in the WebFOCUS Repository or Content tree. For example:
1. Right-click on a Business Intelligence Portal content folder or the top
level CONTENT and choose "Impact Analysis". This will open the
application tree.
2. Select a Master File.
3. Click on "Analyze" to find any procedures that use this Master File within
the Business Intelligence Portal.

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Kindest regards,
Tamra Colangelo
Focal Point Moderator - Information Builders Inc.
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All the pointing and clicking is OK, but it would be really nice to be able to do Impact Analysis by running fexes created by code or by pointing and clicking.

Thank you all.

If you are happy to report against the WebFOCUS Repository then you can do something like this:

  
ENGINE SQLMSS SET DEFAULT_CONNECTION REPOSITORY
SQL SQLMSS PREPARE SQLLOOP FOR
select t2.appname,t2.objname,t2.prt_path,t2.lastmodon,t2.lastmodby
from wf_content_revs t1
inner join wf_reposobj t2 on t1.obj_handle = t2.handle
where lower(cast(cast(t1.bcontent as varbinary(max)) as varchar(max))) like '%&TAB_NAME.EVAL%'
END

TABLE FILE SQLLOOP
PRINT
	 prt_path AS 'Location'
BY objname AS 'Report Name'
HEADING
"TABLE: &TAB_NAME"
FOOTING
""
ON TABLE SET EMPTYREPORT ON
ON TABLE SET BYDISPLAY ON
ON TABLE PCHOLD FORMAT HTML
ON TABLE SET STYLE *
ENDSTYLE
END

I have a number of variations on this, including one that lists all reports that by Synonym

Cheers

Stu