The following enhancements are made to Report Designer in this release:
You can now generate reports on the Mart. The reports that you generate could be administrative or about the model objects. For example, you can generate a report on the profiles that are attached to users, or on the list of entities without primary keys. When you generate the report, you can use the filter to search within specific objects. The filter supports SQL wildcard characters such as ? and %.
Note: You must have the Reports: View permission to create Mart reports.
Follow these steps:
If you have selected an option under Filter By, the Mart Report Filter dialog opens.
Select the specific models that you want to get the results from. Enter the specific model object name. Use wildcard characters, if required.
The report is generated and displayed. If you do not specify any model or entity the generated report includes all the models. If you have used a wildcard, by default, wildcard is applied to all the names. For example, if you type ID, the report includes Cust_ID and ID_For_Category.
You can now generate model validation reports such as tables that do not have columns and columns that do not have comments. The reports can be generated using filters, and filters are available for the following objects:
Follow these steps:
The report opens in ERwin Report Designer. In this example, the report includes the names of entities that do not have a definition.
Report Designer now includes model validation reports that are created using CA ERwin Template Language (TLX). TLX reports help you improve your data model by displaying problems and statistics of model objects. You can generate the default reports or can configure new reports with custom properties. To configure new reports, you must be familiar with TLX scripting.
You can add two types of custom properties, filters and TLX properties. The code for a filter includes a function that returns TRUE or FALSE.
The following are some of the default TLX reports that are included in Report Designer:
For more information about how to create TLX reports, see the online help.
Now you can export the reports that you create using the ERwin Report Designer to PDF. After you run a report, right-click the report and click Export to PDF. You can also use the Export to PDF option on the Toolbar. By default, the exported PDF document is saved in the following folder:
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\CA\ERwin Data Modeler\9.6\Report\Exporting
You can now open the built-in reports from the Open pinned reports from disk toolbar item. The pinned reports are available in the local computer of the user. These reports are segregated into categories and each category of reports is available in a separate folder. You can create a folder of your own add the reports of your choice to it.
The following folder includes the built-in reports:
C:\Documents and Settings\All users\Application Data\CA\ERwin Data Modeler\9.6\Configuration\Report Solutions\
C:\Users\<user name>\AppData\Local\CA\ERwin Data Modeler\9.6\Report Solutions
Reports that are copied directly under this folder do not appear in the Pinned Reports dialog. The reports must be in a subfolder under this folder.
Follow these steps:
The Pinned Reports dialog appears.
The report is included to the current Report Solution and the Pinned Reports dialog closes.
You can now generate a report on the properties of attributes and columns present across multiple models in a Mart. When you generate the report, you can use the filter to search within specific models. The filter supports SQL wildcard characters such as ? and %.
Follow these steps:
By default, wildcard is applied to all the names. For example, if you type ID, the report includes Cust_ID and ID_For_Category.
The report is generated and displayed.
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