Oracle® Life Sciences Data Hub Application Developer's Guide Release 2.3.1 E35298-02 |
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The Oracle Life Sciences Data Hub (Oracle LSH) generates reports on demand that provide an audit trail of the activities performed using Oracle LSH and present information on the state of the system's various components.
Information on where to run each report is included in the section on the report.
You can run a report only if you have security access to the screen from which it is launched and to the metadata included in the report.
To generate a system report:
In the relevant screen, select Reports from the Actions drop-down and click Go. The system displays the reports that are available in your current context.
Select the report you want and click Generate Report. If the report has parameters, enter values for the parameters. The system generates the report and displays it in PDF format.
To open the report in a separate window, click Export and then click Open.
To save the report to your personal computer, do one of the following:
Click Export and then click Save.
Click Save a Copy in the PDF toolbar.
You can print the local copy if required.
Oracle LSH provides the following System reports. Click a report name to view more information.
This section contains the following reports:
The Blinding Rights report lists each user-defined security role that has blinding-related privileges.
The report includes a section for each of the following:
Read Unblind Rights for Table Instances
Unblind Rights for Table Instances
Blind Break Rights for Table Instances
Read Unblind Rights for Outputs
Unblind Rights for Outputs
Blind Break Rights for Outputs
In each section, the reports display all roles that have the relevant operation assigned, and the subtype the assignment applies to.
To run the Blinding Rights report, click the Security tab, then click the Roles subtab and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Operations for a Role report displays all the operations associated with a user-defined security role in Oracle LSH.
For each operation, the report displays the following information:
Subtype
Object Type
Operation
Timestamp of Assignment of Operation
To run the Operations for a Role report, click the Security tab, then click the Roles subtab and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The User Group Assignments report displays information on every user group assigned to a particular object. You can choose to include only current assignments or all past assignments.
The following information is displayed for each User Group:
Group Name
Activity Type (Inherited, Assigned, Revoked, Unassigned, or Unrevoked)
Activity Timestamp
Group Assigned By
To run the User Group Assignments report, navigate to the Properties screen of the Domain, Application Area, Work Area, or object definition or instance whose user group assignments you want to see, and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
The Users in Group report lists the roles assigned to a selected user group as well as the users assigned to a particular role. For each role and user, the report displays the following information:
Role
Description of Role
User ID
Timestamp of Assignment
Added by
Timestamp of Removal
Removed by
To run the Users in Group report, click the Security tab, then click the User Groups subtab and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports". If you want to include users added or removed in the past, select the corresponding checkbox.
This section contains the following reports:
The Blind Breaks report displays information about each time real data has been accessed from a Table instance, including:
Each time a job has been run against a selected blinded Table instance in Blind Break mode to display real data
Each time an IDE (integrated development environment such as SAS) has been launched with the Blind Break setting set to Real (Blind Break)
Each time a visualization (through an external tool such as Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition) has been launched with the Blind Break setting set to Real (Blind Break)
Each time data has been browsed with the Blind Break setting set to Real (Blind Break)
The Blind Breaks report displays the following details:
Header Information—Details of Containership, Instances and Definitions. See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Blind Breaks—Job ID or Activity Type, Blind break TimeStamp, Blind Break By, Instance Name, Instance Type, Instance Validation Status
To run the Blind Breaks (or Blindbreak) report, navigate to the table instance and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Blinded Table Instances Audit report displays all Table instances whose blinding flag or blinding status has been changed in a particular Work Area. For each such Table instance, the report details every change to the blinding flag or blinding status. For each change, the report displays the following information:
Containership—Domain, Application Area Name, Work Area Name
Table Instance Details—Table Instance Name, Version, Validation Status, Action Type, Timestamp, Action By
To run a Blinded Table Instances Audit report, navigate to the Work Area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Blinded Table Instances report displays details of all Table instances in a Work Area, regardless of their Blinding Status, and displays their Blinding Flag setting and Blinding Status.
The report has the following information for each Table instance:
Containership—Domain, Application Area Name and Work Area Name
Table Instance Details—Table Instance Name, Version, Validation Status, Source Definition Name, Source Definition Version, Created Time Stamp, Blinding Flag, and Blinding Status.
To run a Blinded Table Instances report, navigate to the Work Area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Unblinded Outputs report displays all jobs run on real, unblinded data in a particular Table instance.
The Unblinded Outputs report has the following sections:
Header Information—Details of Containership, Instances and Definitions. See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Jobs and Output Details—The report displays the following details for each job: Job ID, Job Submission Timestamp, Job Submitted by, Output Name, Output Creation Timestamp, Owning Executable Instance, Executable Type, Executable Validation Status.
Table Instance Status—The report displays the following details for the source Table instance at the time of job submission: Job ID, Validation Status, Blinding Flag, Blinding Status.
To run an Unblinded Outputs report, navigate to the table instance's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
This section contains the following reports:
The Application Area Library report displays information on objects contained in a particular Application Area. You can select the types of objects to include in the report. The report lists objects by their type.Besides information on Domain, Application Area Name and Work Area Name, the report lists the following for each object:
Name
Description
Version
Status
Checked In or Out?
Check out by
Validation Status
To run an Application Area Library report, navigate to the application area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Domain Library report displays information on objects contained in a particular Domain. You can select the types of objects to include in the report. The report lists objects by their type.
For each object, the report displays the Domain name and Classification in addition to the following information:
Name
Description
Version
Status
Checked In or Out?
Check out by
Validation Status
To run a Domain Library report, navigate to the domains's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Work Area - All Instances report details every object instance in a selected work area.
The report provides Containership information such as Domain Name, Application Area Name, Work Area Name, Validation Status, and Classification. It also contains the following information on every instance:
Instance Details
Instance Name
Instance Version
Last Modified by
Last Modified TS
Source Definition Name
Source Definition Version
Checked In or Out?
Definition's Application Area
Definition's Domain
To run a Work Area-All Instances report, navigate to the work area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Work Area Cloning report details the complete cloning history of a selected work area.
The report provides Containership information such as Domain Name, Application Area Name, Work Area Name, Validation Status, and Classification. It also contains the following information on every cloned work area:
Work Area Details
Clone Work Area Name
Description
Status
Validation Status
Usage Intent
Cloned from Work Area Version
Cloned Timestamp
Clone Labels (if any)
Cloned by
Version Label
To run a Work Area Cloning report, navigate to the work area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Work Area Installation History report is a record of every installation in the selected Work Area.
The report provides Containership information such as Domain Name, Application Area Name, Work Area Name, Validation Status, and Classification. It also contains the following information for every installation:
Installation Details
Installation Attempt
Install Status
Install Mode
Force to regenerate scripts
Installed By
Installation Timestamp
To run a Work Area Installation History report, navigate to the work area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Work Area Version History report is a record of every version of the selected Work Area.
The report provides Containership information such as Domain Name, Application Area Name, Work Area Name, Validation Status, and Classification. It also provides the following information for every version of the work area:
Version Details
Version
Description
Status
Validation Status
Usage Intent
Version Label
Last Modified Timestamp
Last Modified By
Cloned from Version
To run a Work Area Version History report, navigate to the work area's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
Oracle LSH object metadata reports present an overview of an object's history and current status.
This section contains the following:
This section contains the following:
Header information for object definitions is divided into two parts:
Containership—Domain Name and Application Area Name.
Definition Details—Name, Description, Latest Version, Creation Time, Created by, Checked in or out?, Last Modified Time, Last Modified by, Validation Status, Classification
Header information for object instances is divided into three parts:
Containership—Domain Name, Application Area Name and Work Area Name.
Instance Details—Instance Name, Description, Version, Last Modified Time, Last Modified by, Validation Status, Classification.
Definition Details—Definition Name, Description, Latest Version, Checked in or out?, Checked out by, Last Modified Time, Last Modified by.
The All Instances of a Definition report contains information on all the object instances that are based on or point to a selected definition.
The report displays information in the format described in "Header Information for Object Instances".
To run an All Instances of a Definition report, navigate to the definition's Properties screen and follow instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
A Data Mart report contains information about the current status of a single Data Mart definition. This is the same information that is available in the Data Mart's Properties screen and its subtabs.
For information on a Data Mart's version history, see "Object Version History Report" . For information on Data Marts, see Chapter 8, "Defining Data Marts".
The Data Mart report has three sections:
Header—See Header Information for Object Definitions for details on the Header section.
Attributes—A table displaying the values of the attributes Data Mart Type, File Name, File Name Extension, and Mode.
Child Objects—Tables displaying information about each of the following Data Mart components:
Note: These tables display all possible information for each component. Some of the table columns may not be applicable to a particular type of Data Mart or to a particular component. |
Table Descriptors. For each Table Descriptor, the report displays the Name, Yes or No settings for Is Target?, Oracle Name, SAS Name, and SAS Library Name.
Note: All Data Mart Table Descriptors are of type Source, not Target. |
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays the Prompt, Default Value, and Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Required?.
Planned Output. For each Planned Output, the report displays the Name, File Name, Yes or No settings for Primary?, Error if generated?, and Error if not generated?.
To generate a Data Mart report, navigate to the Data Mart's Properties screen. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Data Mart Instance report includes all the definitional information that pertains to the instance, including information about the underlying Data Mart definition. See "Data Mart Report" for definition related information.
The Data Mart Instance report contains the information available in the Data Mart instance's Properties screen and its subtabs. It has four sections:
Header—See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Attributes—A table displaying values of the attributes Data Mart Type, File Name, File Name Extension, and Mode.
Child Objects—Tables displaying information about each of the Data Mart components- Table Descriptors, Parameters, Planned Output. See "Data Mart Report" for details of these components. Additionally, you can see mapping information about Table Descriptors.
Mapping Information—Detailed mapping information for the Data Mart instance. This section has two subsections.
The first subsection displays the following information: TD Table Definition Name, Description, Latest Version, Checked In or Out, Checked out by, Last Modified Time, Last Modified by, Validation Status.
The second subsection displays details about the tables that the Table Descriptors are mapped to. This table has two parts, one for the Table Descriptor and the other for the Table instance.
Table Descriptor—Consisting of the Column Name and Data Type.
Table Instance—Consisting of the Column Name, Format String, Default Value, Data Type and Mapping Status.
To generate a Data Mart Instance report, navigate to the Data Mart instance's Properties screen. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
A Load Set report contains information about the current status of a single Load Set definition. This is the same information that is available in the Load Set's Properties screen and its subtabs. For information on a Load Set's version history, see "Object Version History Report" .
For information on Load Sets, see Chapter 7, "Defining Load Sets"
The Load Set report has three sections:
Header—See Header Information for Object Definitions for details on the Header section.
Attributes—The second section displays the values of the attributes Adapter Type, Remote Location Name, Database Schema, Study Name, View Type, Design Sub-System, and Yes or No settings for Save to File/Save Input File?.
Child Objects—The third section displays tables with information about each of the following Load Set components.
Note: Child Object tables display all possible information for each component. Some of the table columns may not be applicable to a particular type of Load Set or to a particular component. |
Table Descriptors. For each Table Descriptor, the report displays the Name, Yes or No settings for Is Target?, Oracle Name, and SAS Name.
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays the Prompt, Default Value, and Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Required?.
To generate a Load Set report, navigate to the Load Set's Properties screen. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Load Set Instance report includes all the definitional information pertaining to the instance, including information about the underlying Load Set definition.
The Load Set Instance report contains the same information available in the Load Set instance's Properties screen and its subtabs. It has four sections.
Header—See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Attributes—The second section displays a table with values of the attributes Database Schema, Study Name, View Type, Design Sub-System, and Yes or No settings for Save to File/Save Input File?.
Child Objects— Similar to the Load Set report, the third section displays tables with information about Table Descriptors and Parameters. See "Load Set Report" for details on Child Objects.
Mapping Information—Similar to the Data Mart Instance report, the last section presents mapping information for the Load Set instance in two subsections. See "Data Mart Instance Report" for details.
To generate a Load Set Instance report, navigate to the Load Set Instance's Properties screen. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Object Validation report displays information about the validation life cycle of a selected object instance. The report reflects changes to the object instance's validation status and lists all supporting documents and supporting outputs associated with the object instance.
The report has the following sections:
Header—See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Validation Status—For each change in the validation cycle, the report displays the following: Validation Status, Status Update Timestamp, Updated by, and Comments.
Supporting Document—For each supporting document, the report displays the following information: Name, File Name, Description, Version, Uploaded by, Status, Validation Status at Time of Upload.
Supporting Outputs—For each supporting output, the report displays the following information: Output Name, Job ID, Description, Added by, Status, Validation Status at Time of Adding.
To generate an Object Validation report, navigate to the object instance's Properties scree. Select Validation Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Object Version History report is a record of every version of the selected object definition.
The Object Version History report has two sections.
Header—See "Header Information for Object Definitions" for details on the Header section.
Version History—The second section displays the following details about the object: Version, Description, Status, Validation Status, Copied from Version, Version Label, Last Modified Timestamp, Last Modified by, Check in/Check out comments, if any.
To generate an Object Validation report, navigate to the Properties screen of an object instance definition. Select Version History Report from the list of reports available for object instances while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
A Program report contains information about a single Program definition. For information on a Program's version history, see "Object Version History Report".
For information on Programs, see Chapter 5, "Defining Programs".
The Program report contains the same information that is present in the Program's Properties screen and its subtabs. It has three sections:
Header—See "Header Information for Object Definitions" for details on the Header section.
Attributes—The second section displays a table with the value of the attribute Program Type.
Child Objects—The third section displays tables with information about each of the following Program components:
Note: Child Object tables display all possible information for each component. However, some of the table columns may not be applicable to particular types of Programs or components. |
Table Descriptors. For each Table Descriptor, the report displays the Name, Yes or No settings for Is Target?, Oracle Name, and SAS Name.
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays the Prompt, Default Value, and Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Required?.
Planned Output. For each Planned Output, the report displays the Name, File Name, Yes or No settings for Primary?, Error if generated?, and Error if not generated?.
Source Code. For each Source Code, the report displays the Source Code Name, Description, Yes or No settings for Primary?, Share Type, File Type, Yes or No settings for Sharable?, File Name, Source Code Shared From?, and the actual source code.
To generate a Program report, navigate to the Program's Properties screen. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Program Instance report includes the definitional information pertaining to the instance, including information about the underlying Program definition. See "Program Report" for details on Program definitions.
The Program Instance report contains the same information available in the Program instance's Properties screen and its subtabs. It has four sections:
Header—See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Attributes—The second section displays a table with the value of the attribute Program Type.
Child Objects—Similar to the Program report, the third section displays tables with information about the following Program components—Table Descriptors, Parameters, Planned Output and Source Code. See "Program Report" for details.
Mapping Information— Similar to the mapping information of the Data Mart Instance report, the last section presents mapping information for the Program instance in two subsections. See "Data Mart Instance Report" for details.
To generate a Program Instance report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Program Instance. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Report Set report contains information about the current status of a single Report Set including its child objects. The report contains the same information that is available in the Report Set's Properties screen and its subtabs. You can choose whether or not to include information on Post-Processing and Overlay Template Parameters for the Report Set and each Report Set Entry.
For information on a Report Set's version history, see "Object Version History Report".
For more information on Report Sets, see Chapter 9, "Defining Report Sets".
The Report Set report has following sections:
Header—See Header Information for Object Definitions for details on the Header section.
Attributes—The second section displays Attribute values- Title, Yes or No settings for Strict Numbering?, and Yes or No settings for Unique Numbering?.
If you selected Post-Processing Parameters or Overlay Template Parameters, the report displays these both at the Report Set level and for each Report Set Entry (see below).
Child Objects—The third section displays tables with information about the following components.
Planned Output. For each Planned Output, the report displays Name, File Name, Yes or No settings for Primary?, Yes or No settings for Error if generated?, and Error if not generated?.
Post-Processing. For Post-processing, the report displays Parameter, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Value Propagation?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Overlay Templates. For each Overlay Template, the report displays Prompt, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Read Only?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays Prompt, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Read Only?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Report Set Entries
The Report Set report also displays tables with information about each Report Set Entry in numerical order.
Report Set Entry Number. For the Report Set Entry identified by its number and title, the report displays the Entry Name, Title, Yes or No settings for Pre Narrative?, Yes or No settings for Post Narrative?, Placeholder, Yes or No settings for Has Children?, and Yes or No settings for Omitted?.
The Pre and Post narratives are also shown with the Report Set Entry's details.
Post-Processing. For Post-processing, the report displays Parameter, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Value Propagation?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Overlay Templates. For each Overlay Template, the report displays Prompt, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Read Only?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays Prompt, Yes or No settings for Default?, Yes or No settings for Read Only?, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Program Instance under Report Set Entry (Full Title) When a Report Set Entry within a Report Set contains a Program instance, the report details the Program definition that the particular Program instance points to.
Table Descriptors. For each Table Descriptor, the report displays the Name, Yes or No settings for Is Target?, Oracle Name, SAS Name, SAS Library Name, Mapping Status, Mapped to Table Instance, TI (Table Instance) Work Area, TI (Table Instance) Application Area, TI (Table Instance) Domain.
Parameters. For each Program instance Parameter, the report displays the Prompt, Default Value, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Planned Output. For each Planned Output, the report displays the Name, File Name, Yes or No settings for Error if generated?, and Error if not generated?.
Source Code. For Source Code, the report displays the Name, Description, Yes or No settings for Primary?, Share Type, File Type, Yes or No settings for Sharable?, File Name, Source Code Shared From location and the actual source code.
To generate a Report Set report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Report Set. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
You can select any or all of the following optional components to include in the Report Set Definition report—Post Processing Parameters, Overlay Templates Parameters, Narratives.
The Report Set Instance report includes all the definitional information that pertains to the instance, including information about the underlying Report Set definition. See "Report Set Report".
The Report Set instance report contains the same information that is available in the Report Set instance's Properties screen and its subtabs. It has three sections.
Header—See "Header Information for Object Instances" for details on the header section.
Attributes—The second section displays a table with values of the attributes Title, Strict Numbering, and Unique Numbering.
Child Objects—Similar to the Report Set report, the third section displays tables with information about each of the following components—Planned Output, Post-Processing, Overlay Templates and Parameters. See the section on Child Objects in the "Report Set Report" for details. Additionally, you can see mapping information about Table Descriptors.
Report Set Entries
Similar to the Report Set report, the Report Set Instance report also displays tables with information about each Report Set Entry in numerical order. See the section on Report Set Entries in the"Report Set Report" for details.
Program Instance under Report Set Entry (Full Title) When a Report Set Entry within a Report Set contains a Program instance, the report details the Program definition that the particular Program instance points to.
The Program Instance details are displayed in the following subsections—Table Descriptors, Parameters, Planned Output, Source Code and Mapping Details. See the section on Program Instance under Report Set Entry in the "Report Set Report" for details.
Mapping Details provides information about the tables mapped with the Table Descriptors of the Program Instance in two parts:
Table Descriptor—Column Name, Data Type
Table Instance—Column Name, Format String, Default Value, Data Type, Mapping Status
To generate a Report Set Instance report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Report Set Instance. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
You can select any or all of the following optional components to include in the Report Set Instance report—Post Processing Parameters, Overlay Templates Parameters, Narratives.
A Table report contains information about the current status of a single Table definition. This is the same information that is available in the Table's Properties screen and its subtabs.
For information on Tables, see Chapter 4, "Defining Tables".
The Table report has the following three sections:
Header—See Header Information for Object Definitions for details on the Header section.
Attributes—The second section displays the values of the attributes Oracle Name, SAS Name, SAS Label, Process Type, Allow Snapshot?, Blinding Flag.
Child Objects—The third section displays tables with information about each of the following Table components:
Note: These tables display all possible information for each component. Some of the columns may not be applicable to a particular type of Table or to a particular component. |
Columns. For each Column, the report displays the Name, Position, Oracle Name, SAS Name, SAS Label, Data Type, Length, Precision, SAS Format, Default Value, Mandatory?, and Variable Name.
Constraints. For each Constraint, the report displays the Name, Type, Column Name (s), Join Table, and Value(s) allowed.
To generate a Table report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Table. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Table Instance report includes all the definitional information that pertains to the instance, including information about the underlying Table definition. See "Table Report".
The Table Instance report contains the same information that is available in the Table instance's Properties screen and its subtabs. Similar to the Table report, the Table Instance report has three sections—Header, Attributes and Child Objects. See "Table Report" for details.
To generate a Table Instance report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Table Instance. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Workflow report contains information about the current status of a single Workflow. This is the same information that is available in the Workflow's Properties screen and its subtabs. For information on a Workflow's version history, see "Object Version History Report".
For more information on Workflows, see Chapter 10, "Defining Workflows".
The Workflow report has the following two sections:
Header—See Header Information for Object Definitions for details on the Header section.
Child Objects—The third section displays tables with information about each of the following Workflow components:
Note: These tables display all possible information for each component. Some of the table columns may not be applicable to a particular type of Workflow or to a particular component. |
Executable Instances and Workflow Structures. For each Executable Instance and Workflow Structure, the report displays the Name, Type, Description, Checked out by, and Status.
Parameters. For each Parameter, the report displays the Prompt, Default Value, Yes or No settings for Visible?, and Yes or No settings for Required?.
Transitions. For each Transition, the report displays From Object Name, From Object Type, Condition, To Object, and To Object Type.
Mapping Details. The report displays information about the mapping between executable instances contained in the Workflow and Table instances.
The Workflow report includes information on each executable object instance included in the Workflow. These may include Data Marts, Programs, Load Sets and Report Sets. The information displayed is the same as in the report for each object type. See "Data Mart Report", "Program Report", "Load Set Report", and "Report Set Report".
To generate a Workflow report, navigate to the Properties screen of a Workflow. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".
The Workflow Instance report includes all the definitional information that pertains to the instance, including information about the underlying Workflow definition. The Workflow instance report contains the same information that is available in the Workflow instance's Properties screen and its subtabs.
Similar to the Workflow report, the Workflow Instance report has two sections—Header and Child Objects. See "Workflow Report" for details.
The Workflow Instance report contains information on each executable object instance included in the Workflow. The object instances may include Data Marts, Programs, Load Sets and Report Sets. The information displayed is the same as in the report for each object type. See "Data Mart Instance Report", "Program Instance Report", "Load Set Instance Report", and "Report Set Instance Report".
To generate a Workflow Instance report, navigate to the Properties screen of a WorkflowInstance. Select Definition Report from the list of reports available while following instructions in "Running and Saving System Reports".