Cisco Cisco IP Contact Center Release 4.6.1 User Guide
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ICM WebView Online Help
Working with Reports
Upgrading from a previous version of ICM WebView
Scheduled job does not run
Problem:
When a job is scheduled, a Scheduled Task is created in the Windows OS
Scheduled Tasks Control Panel on the client computer on which the job is
scheduled. If, outside of WebView, this task is deleted from the client computer,
then the Job will not activate even though WebView still thinks the job is
scheduled.
Solution:
Scheduled WebView jobs should not be deleted outside of WebView. Use the
WebView Job Scheduler to delete jobs.
Scheduled print job on server does not run
problem:
The first print job scheduled on a server from a client does not run.
Solution:
For print jobs, the Job Scheduler on the Server must first be initialized by
scheduling a print job on the server from the server itself before print jobs can be
scheduled on it from a client.
Upgrading from a previous version of ICM WebView
Several major differences between WebView 4.6.2 and WebView 5.0 affect existing
saved report files. The first major difference concerns the templates supplied and
the second difference concerns the storage of saved report files.
In WebView 5.0, new templates have been added and several existing templates
were deleted. The deleted templates were either replaced by templates in the same
reporting category, replaced by templates in different reporting categories, or not
replaced.
In WebView 4.6.2, saved reports were stored in a directory on the WebView server.
In WebView 5.0, a WebView database is used to store saved reports. During
WebView installation, most saved report files were migrated to the WebView
database, with two exceptions:
• Saved reports created with templates that have been deleted and replaced by
templates in different reporting categories were not migrated to the database
• Saved reports created with templates that have been deleted and not replaced
were not migrated to the database
Only saved reports stored in the database can be accessed and used in WebView.