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Rational Insight - filter report data by project area and work item type

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I am trying to create an Insight report on RTC workitems and I need to filter the data from the data warehouse based on project area and work-item type. I have identified how to filter by project area, but I have yet to figure out how to determine the work-item types that are associated with the selected project area and filter on those.

Does anyone know how to do that?

Thanks.

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Hello Dan,

the work item type is in the following data item:
Operational Data Store > Request Area > Request > Request Type

You can find the link between Request Types and Project Areas in:
Operational Data Store > Request Area > Request Type

Best Regards,

Francesco Chiossi
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Hello Francesco,

Thank you for the tips. Now here is the next question. The behaviour I want to implement in my report is this:

1. Display a list of available project areas and filter out those which do not have the classification name "RTC Project Area". Make this list single selection.
2. When a project area is selected, display a 2nd filter that shows all the request types available in the selected project area. This is a multiple select list.
3. When the selection is done, the next filtering criteria are : request planned start date, request planned end date.

At this point, the filtering is finished and a result set is to be returned in the report. This result set is to be processed, one result at a time, and it's data used to populate a table with relevant information.

How would I go about implementing the filtering logic?

Once I have the query defined and tested, I need to create a new report and use that query to generate the result set. What are the mechnisms by which I can iterate through the result set and populate the table as needed?

Thank you.
Dan

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