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Print multiple reports on a single rpeort.

kalpana5

Have a requirement , there are 4 different reports for a module in Maximo, need to print all the 4 reports at a time by creating a new report. Please suggest inputs. Thanks.

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micajblock

Make sure all data sets have different names. Create a new report and then copy (in the order you want to) from the 4 reports:<ul class='bbcol decimal'><li>One data source(since you are using Maximo all data sources are the same). </li><li>All data sets </li><li>Parameters (if some are the same you need to only copy once) </li><li>Content, preferably at the highest level. So if you have a grid with multiple tables just copy the grid as ll tables will move with them. </li></ul> Should work.

kalpana5

<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="mblock" data-cid="127656" data-time="1398859004"><div>Make sure all data sets have different names. Create a new report and then copy (in the order you want to) from the 4 reports:<ul class='bbcol decimal'><li>One data source(since you are using Maximo all data sources are the same). </li><li>All data sets </li><li>Parameters (if some are the same you need to only copy once) </li><li>Content, preferably at the highest level. So if you have a grid with multiple tables just copy the grid as ll tables will move with them. </li></ul> Should work. </div></blockquote>Thank You for the reply , need a suggestion Each report has almost 20 datasets with 200 fields , do you suggest me to copy over each dataset, will there be any problem with width and height and also for each field subquery has been written, will there be any performance issue.

micajblock

So each report has 800 fields on it? And now you want a new report wit 2,400 fields in it? That is one ridiculously large report. Maybe a redesign of your reports is what you need. To answer your question if you want everything from the original 4 reports in the new report than yest you will need to copy all the data sets. If the some data sets are the same across the 4 reports then you should be able to get away with only copying this once as long the data sets have the same name across all the reports that use them..

kalpana5

<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="mblock" data-cid="127661" data-time="1398875571"><div>So each report has 800 fields on it? And now you want a new report wit 2,400 fields in it? That is one ridiculously large report. Maybe a redesign of your reports is what you need. To answer your question if you want everything from the original 4 reports in the new report than yest you will need to copy all the data sets. If the some data sets are the same across the 4 reports then you should be able to get away with only copying this once as long the data sets have the same name across all the reports that use them.. </div></blockquote>No each report has 200 fields 200 X 4 = 800 fields which is still huge, yes that seems to be an odd number of fields, data sets are different for different reports.