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BIRT: It seems that only time spent changes are not shown in the WORKITEM_CHNGS

I'm creating a BIRT report based on WORKITEM_CHNGS.

To compare TIME_SPENT / PREV_TIME_SPENT entries I have created a report to show all WI changes.
There is a change in a workitem only in the time spent field. The report didn't show this change. A change in the summary and time spent field was shown.

Please can you help ?


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Are there any documentation which changes are reported in the WORKITEM_CHNGS ?



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@Katrin, the details can be found at: https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/DataWarehouseSnapshotSchemas20

You can determine what changed by comparing the columns with their Prev_ equivalents (remembering that more than one thing may have changed).
The time_spent changes should be shown as per the documentation.

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1.Did you run the Data collection jobs after making the change?
2. I didn't understand this completely
"There is a change in a workitem only in the time spent field. The report didn't show this change. A change in the summary and time spent field was shown. "

The change in the time spent field was shown or not?

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Here our example:

Report Result:

Example1
Example2

History of WI 14233:

Only the latest change were shown in the report result.
 

Example3

> 1.Did you run the Data collection jobs after making the change?
Do you mean ETL jobs for RRDI reports?
Are there another group of "update jobs" to populate WORKITEM_CHNGS table?
We have problems with completing ETL jobs for RRDI DW, could it affect DW for Birt reports?

How can I run Data collection jobs manually?


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Is it possible to compare Time Spent history entries with the existing Data Warehouse Snapshot Schemas ?

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