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Is the RTC progress data located in the data warehouse?

Hi,

I've been working with JRS recently to try to create a report on RTC planning progress. We have a team who currently manually creates the report, taking data from the jazz website. We are trying to create a way for this report to me automatically generated. One of the columns in the report should contain the progress of the plan, meaning the hours ahead or behind what is expected.

For this report, I also need the load data, to state whether a team is overloaded or not.

Are either of these calculations located as a data piece in the RTC data warehouse? Can they be extracted using the advanced SQL query in JRS? If they are not directly available, is there a way to calculate them using the data that is available?

I am currently using RIDW.VW_REQUEST T1 in my SQL query.

Thank you for any advice you can offer!
-Sarah

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I am pretty sure that work item data is stored in the DW, but other data such as the scheduled absences, the allocation and the work environment data that is used in the plan scheduler/calculation is not stored in the data warehouse. So I don't think you can get this data as a report. You would have to print the plan.

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Hi Ralph,
Thank you for that information. Do you know if there is a way to calculate the load and progress bars with the data that is stored in the DW? Or to calculate something similar to use in the report?
Thank you again.

To say it more specific: I am not aware of a way to do that, especially since a lot of the data is not in the data warehouse and the calculation algorithms are not available.


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So the process data is not in the warehouse for allocations and scheduled absences - is it available via LQE? 

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