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Can someone give me a few pointers as to how this report actually works ?

I can see it is using two datasets into the WORKITEMS_SNAPSHORT->LIVE_WORKITEM_CNT table, but how does it link them together.

I guess what I'm really asking is how a parent->child relationship is represented in the database ?

Is there an ERD anywhere for the database ?

Thanks,
Martin.

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You can check the following video for an example:

http://jazz.net/library/video/285

For a list of all RTC tables that are exposed to BIRT, check the following WIKI for RTC 2.0:

https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/DataWarehouseSnapshotSchemas20

Rafik Jaouani

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The video does cover this - but it goes through a lot of concepts very quickly and in a few places - there is stuff going on that is outside of the viewable screen. Is any of this in a document somewhere so that you can follow it whilst writing a similar report ?

What I did gather is that we use the links table to link between the work items. Is there a list of the common link types anywhere ? Things such as parent, child, duplicate, blocked by etc. ?

The wiki article is useful. It would help if there was a diagram and maybe some examples showing some real data and how it is represented in the database itself.

Thanks,
Martin.

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Martin, you can download the tutorial report design from:

https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ReportsCentral#Links

Sorry for the videos going so fast. They had to fit within the ten minute limit of youtube.

To discover the link types in the system do the following:

Create a data set on the LINKS table and select the LINK_TYPE column only.
Make sure the data set is of type: parameter data set. So you do not get duplicates. Preview the data set and that will give you all the link types in the system.

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