Report has sort field which is userid. I have a procedure to create email ID using userID. I am using this for burst feature so that when both userID match, that part of the report is sent to that particular user. So, if there are 10 users, each receive just their records but not complete report.
Is there any way for 2 other users (userids not in the report) to receive complete report? Way I think is to create another report caster job to run the report and send the complete report to those 2 IDs. Is there any other way to do this from the existing burst procedure?
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February 15, 2010, 04:57 PM
FrankDutch
you create a dynamic mail list? if so you can also add the two users for each by field to that list
Frank
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February 16, 2010, 09:15 AM
Enigma006
Is that possible? But those 2 users are not in the report. So report will not be distributed to them.
This is my burst procedure
TABLE FILE ABC SUM EMAIL BY USERID WHERE USERDID IN ('A','B','C','D') END
This is report
TABLE FILE XYZ PRINT * BY USERID END
So when userid match report is sent to that email. How can I add 2 other IDs so that they receive the complete report of A,B,C and D?
Thanks
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February 17, 2010, 03:42 PM
Alan
Enigma, Not by sorting on USERID. Let's call the other two recipients "E" and "F". They would never show up in the dynamic distribution list, and so they will never see the report.
For example, this is what the first request will generate:
"A" A@somewhere.com "B" B@somewhere.com "C" C@somewhere.com "D" D@somewhere.com
What you need to have is more like this:
"A" A@somewhere.com "B" B@somewhere.com "C" C@somewhere.com "D" D@somewhere.com "A" E@somewhere.com "B" E@somewhere.com "C" E@somewhere.com "D" E@somewhere.com "A" F@somewhere.com "B" F@somewhere.com "C" F@somewhere.com "D" F@somewhere.com
Notice that "E" and "F" are defined as receiving each of the reports (depending upon RC settings they would each get four attachemnts in one email or four separate emails).
If you ensure that the USERID is always A,B,C,D you could use a static distribution list where you can define those recipients. But then you would skip the first request and just generate the report.
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