Some Common Joins - Polycom ReadiManagerLX100 Administrator's Manual

Some Common Joins

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Selecting a type tells
both tables. For example, it specifies what should happen if a user included in the
CreatorID field of the Conference table is not found in the EmployeeID field for the
Employee table.
• Select all rows common to both. Includes data only if it appears in both
tables.
• Select all rows from the first table. Shows data if it appear in the first table,
but not the second.
• Select all rows from the selected table. Shows data if it appears in the
second table, but not the first.
8. Click Submit Changes
Generator.
9. Add the columns you want to include in the report to the Display Fields list.
Scroll up and down the Custom Report list to add items from each of the tables
you joined.
10. Add the columns you want to group on the report to the Grouped Fields list.
11. Add any filtering criteria you want to use.
12. Click Run Report to see the data that matches your custom report criteria.
13. If desired, save the report settings to use another time.
The table below lists some of the types of information you may want to include in a
report, and what columns to join to obtain that information.
Table 6-1. Some Common Joins
Note that Table and ID are shown as Table.ID
When you want to report on
this information
Area of every region
Region or zone of every resource
Category of every piece of
equipment
Equipment description, model,
and so forth, for each piece of
equipment you have defined
Resource that equipment is used
in
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to close the dialog box and return to the Report
Join this Table and ID
Regions.AreaID
Resource.RegionID
Equip_Type.eqcatID
Equip_Item.typeID
Equip_Item.resID
Chapter 6 - Reporting
what to do if a value is not in
To This Table and ID
Area.AreaID
Regions.RegionID
Equip_Category.EqCatI
D
Equip_Type.typeID
Resource.resID
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