on 08-21-2014 12:06 PM
Dear Experts,
I am giving some new users a demo on using Infoset Query on an IDES server.
I am using the user group Personnel Administration (PA) and the HRDATA infoset.
As per my understanding, I should be able to restrict the reporting set according to organizational structure as the infoset is based on logical database PNP. However I am only seeing "No. of hits" in the restrict by drop-down (as can also be seen in the screenshot).
What am I missing to be able to see the restrict by option of "Persons along organizational structure"?
All assistance in this regard is really appreciated.
Regards,
Talha
Hi Talha,
In the AD-Hoc Main screen (the screen you attached) go to Edit menu >> choose Settings >> check the checkbox "Start via selection screen".
Then, after you run the query, a selection screen will appear, in which you will be able to set filter by an organizational unit using the "Org. Structure" button.
Regards,
Liran
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Dear Azury,
Thankyou for your response.
Your solution is perfectly sound for fulfilling the purpose.
However, because I am conducting a demo, I thought a reporting set restriction on the main screen would be more appealing, than an additional selection screen.
In a demo screenshot I have seen that the restrict by option "Persons along organizational structure", is listed right under "No. of hits" like in my screen shot. Can you shed some light on that. I am attaching the demo screenshot I am talking about for reference as well
Thanks,
Talha
You are right. You should.
I seem to remember that this sits in the hierarchy framework configuration.
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