Cisco Cisco IPCC Web Option User Guide
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Template Design Guide Using InfoMaker for Cisco ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions, Release 7.0(0)
Chapter 4 Creating Custom Templates Based on Existing Templates
Make SQL Modifications.
Make SQL Modifications.
One of your goals might be to customize a standard report by changing its SQL
statement.
statement.
To do this, you can work directly in InfoMaker, or you can copy the SQL
statement from InfoMaker and work in another tool, such as SQL Query Analyzer.
statement from InfoMaker and work in another tool, such as SQL Query Analyzer.
This guide assumes that you have a working knowledge of SQL and the ICM
database.
database.
ICM tables are described in-depth in the Database Schema Handbook for Cisco
ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions .
ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions .
See
for details on what must be included in
SQL statements for WebView reports.
To Modify the SQL
Step 1
Select Design > Data Source from the Report Painter menu to open the SQL
Select statement. (To return to the Report Painter from the SQL Select statement,
click Return.)
Select statement. (To return to the Report Painter from the SQL Select statement,
click Return.)
Note
The Select Painter allows you to create basic queries, but it does not
support sophisticated queries. For this reason, the graphical Select Painter
is not available for most of the standard WebView templates.
support sophisticated queries. For this reason, the graphical Select Painter
is not available for most of the standard WebView templates.
When you attempt to view the SQL Select Painter (by clicking Design >
Convert to Graphics), you are likely to see a message asking if you want
to continue to Graphics mode. Click No to open the SQL in text format.
Convert to Graphics), you are likely to see a message asking if you want
to continue to Graphics mode. Click No to open the SQL in text format.
Step 2
From the SQL Select text screen, make any modifications. For example, comment
out parameters and add or remove columns.
out parameters and add or remove columns.
Step 3
Review the SQL and correct errors before you return to the Report Painter.
If necessary, copy the SQL to a different tool, such as the SQL Query Analyzer,
to troubleshoot further.
to troubleshoot further.