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Work Item Parent and child report

I would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?

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I would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?


russellnorlund,

I want the same report as you, I have already opened work item according to that, and I have a simple, where you can put work item id as a parameter, and get all of its children. But, thing what I need is this what you mentioned.
So If you could customize report, I can send you a rptdesign which works in way I explained to you, or you can download it from this site:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ReportsCentral#Links

it's called Links.rptdesign.

So, If you succeed to get this, I would like to help..

Regards,

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I would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?


russellnorlund,

I want the same report as you, I have already opened work item according to that, and I have a simple, where you can put work item id as a parameter, and get all of its children. But, thing what I need is this what you mentioned.
So If you could customize report, I can send you a rptdesign which works in way I explained to you, or you can download it from this site:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ReportsCentral#Links

it's called Links.rptdesign.

So, If you succeed to get this, I would like to help..

Regards,

Hi Milan, thanks for your prompt reply. I will take a look at this tomorrow and let you know how I have got on.

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I would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?


russellnorlund,

I want the same report as you, I have already opened work item according to that, and I have a simple, where you can put work item id as a parameter, and get all of its children. But, thing what I need is this what you mentioned.
So If you could customize report, I can send you a rptdesign which works in way I explained to you, or you can download it from this site:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ReportsCentral#Links

it's called Links.rptdesign.

So, If you succeed to get this, I would like to help..

Regards,

Hi Milan, thanks for your prompt reply. I will take a look at this tomorrow and let you know how I have got on.

Hi Milan, The report is a step in the right direction. However, I want something that displays all the children of a particular work item type e.g:


Epic 1
- story
- story
Epic 2
- Story
etc

so there is some work to do on the report. I will take another look when I have got some more time.

Kind Regards

Russell

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On 6/22/2010 8:23 AM, russellnorlund wrote:
russellnorlundwrote:
I
would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their
children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?

russellnorlund,

I want the same report as you, I have already opened work item
according to that, and I have a simple, where you can put work item
id as a parameter, and get all of its children. But, thing what I
need is this what you mentioned.
So If you could customize report, I can send you a rptdesign which
works in way I explained to you, or you can download it from this
site:
https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/ReportsCentral#Links

it's called Links.rptdesign.

So, If you succeed to get this, I would like to help..

Regards,


Hi Milan, thanks for your prompt reply. I will take a look at this
tomorrow and let you know how I have got on.


Hi Milan, The report is a step in the right direction. However, I want
something that displays all the children of a particular work item
type e.g:


Epic 1
- story
- story
Epic 2
- Story
etc

so there is some work to do on the report. I will take another look
when I have got some more time.

Kind Regards

Russell


Try the "Work Progress" report on the same page.

james
RTC Reports Team Lead

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I would like to create a simple report that shows work items and their children e.g.:

Work Item Parent 1 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
- Work item child 2 (Details)
Work Item Parent 2 (Details)
- Work Item child 1 (Details)
and so on...

Is BIRT the best way to achieve this or is there a simpler way?


Hi Russellnorlund,

I have a simple report showing the list of work item parents and its children. You can tailor it to your needs. If you want,
I can attach it to you.

Regards,

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Hi Milan, I have a same requirement as Russellnorlund. I have seen the Links.rptdesign from the Reports Central too. But I'm not able to fetch child WIs for list of parent WIs. If you provide any sample report then it will be helpful for me to achieve my requirement. 1000's of thanks in advance.

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