Hello,

I would like to display the count for total number of rows in the header. Can some help me how I can achieve that or point me to another discussion that have solved the similar issue?

Thank you,
Gagan

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This conversation might help
http://forums.informationbuild...241061092#8241061092

You could also lookup how to use READFILE in which you could create a hold file, read it, and type your count into an amper variable to be used at a later time in your header.

Gagan

Welcome to Focal Point! I hope you find this a great forum to get answers to your development questions.

I think this code will help you.

https://s9.postimg.org/h9fmkskqn/code_example.png

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I am not exactly sure what I would change in my text editor. I tried to make an attempt but I am not getting the right results..

Here is a snippet of what I have in my text editor

TABLE FILE servicemanagement/computersystem_processor

SUM
COMPUTERSYSTEM_PROCESSOR.COMPUTERSYSTEM.ASSET_ID_
COMPUTE R/I5 = 1 + R; NOPRINT
SUM CNT.COMPUTERSYSTEM_PROCESSOR.PROCESSOR.NAME AS 'Total CPUs'
COMPUTE cores_per_cpu/D12=COMPUTERSYSTEM_PROCESSOR.SPECIFICATIONS_PR.NUMBEROFCORES/cpuCount ; AS 'Cores per CPU'
COMPUTERSYSTEM_PROCESSOR.SPECIFICATIONS_PR.NUMBEROFCORES AS 'Total Cores'
BY COMPUTERSYSTEM_PROCESSOR.COMPUTERSYSTEM.ASSET_ID_ AS 'Server CI ID'

ON TABLE SUBHEAD
"Servers with CPU and Core Count"
"Parameters: Company &COMPANY Owner Name &OWNER_NAME"
"Report Run Date: &DATEMDYY &TOD"
"Rows: "Page of
Is this what I am suppose to have?

WebFOCUS 8
Windows, All Outputs

Gagen

My example used a DEFINE instead of a COMPUTE..

Thanks Chuck. This worked for me.

Thank you,
Gagan