Show work item relationship from DW tables on report
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For some reason, I am using table WC_STRING_EXT and retrieving some work items on report. So, I would like to find work items which are in relationship with work items displayed on report. For that, I need the attribute WI_ITEMID, which is placed only in live tables. Is there any good way to do this except binding WI_ID from live table to WI_ID to WC_STRING_EXT table? Or does someone has similar example? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, |
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![]() Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. |
![]() Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. Hi Indira, Which version of RTC do you have? Well, I solved it by scripting in JavaScript at BIRT level. I have an example and if you want I can share it with you. Regards, |
![]() Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. Hi Indira, Which version of RTC do you have? Well, I solved it by scripting in JavaScript at BIRT level. I have an example and if you want I can share it with you. Regards, Hi Milan, Thank you very much!, I have been looked too long for a solution. It would be very kind from you, if you could share your solution with me. I am using version: Version: 3.0.1.2 Regards, Indira. |
![]() Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. Hi Indira, Which version of RTC do you have? Well, I solved it by scripting in JavaScript at BIRT level. I have an example and if you want I can share it with you. Regards, Hi Milan, Thank you very much!, I have been looked too long for a solution. It would be very kind from you, if you could share your solution with me. I am using version: Version: 3.0.1.2 Regards, Indira. Ok, just one more thing. What do you exactly need, which kind of relationship? All or only parent-child? I 'll send you via mail as soon as I take it. Hear you soon. Regards, |
![]() Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. Hi Indira, Which version of RTC do you have? Well, I solved it by scripting in JavaScript at BIRT level. I have an example and if you want I can share it with you. Regards, Hi Milan, Thank you very much!, I have been looked too long for a solution. It would be very kind from you, if you could share your solution with me. I am using version: Version: 3.0.1.2 Regards, Indira. Ok, just one more thing. What do you exactly need, which kind of relationship? All or only parent-child? I 'll send you via mail as soon as I take it. Hear you soon. Regards, It would be for all-relationship Thanks and Regards, Indira. |
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Can you please share the same with me also
shashank.mailme@gmail.com Thanks much Hi, I have now the same problem described in this post. How did you resolve this issue?. Thanks, Indira. Hi Indira, Which version of RTC do you have? Well, I solved it by scripting in JavaScript at BIRT level. I have an example and if you want I can share it with you. Regards, Hi Milan, Thank you very much!, I have been looked too long for a solution. It would be very kind from you, if you could share your solution with me. I am using version: Version: 3.0.1.2 Regards, Indira. Ok, just one more thing. What do you exactly need, which kind of relationship? All or only parent-child? I 'll send you via mail as soon as I take it. Hear you soon. Regards, |
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