Creating a Reporting Data Model

A data model is an object that contains a set of instructions that can be used to retrieve and structure data for a report. You can create a reporting data model using the schema for the following entities:

• Idea
• Proposal
• Proposal Team
• Resource
• Resource Certification
• Resource Roles
• Resource Rates
• Project
• Project Team
• Project Team Allocation
• Project Phase Dates
• Project Org Hierarchy
• Project Notes
• Project Monthly Finance
• Project Annual finance
• Project Monthly Finance Snapshot
• Project Annual Finance Snapshot
• Activity
• Non WBS Activity
• Activity Resources
• Metric
• Alignment 1 to 5
• Alignment Measure 1 to 5
• Timesheet Summary
• Timesheet Detail
• Timesheet Corrections
• Timesheet Notes

To create a reporting data model:

1. Use the icon on top of the Left Navigation bar to expand the Left Navigation bar.
2. Select Administration.
3. Navigate to the Data Import & Export tab and click Manage Reporting Data Model. From the Manage Reporting Data Model page you can view the list of entities, if the data model was changed, the last updated time, the last sync time, and the reporting table name. You can use the reporting table name to map EnterpriseTrack data with the BI schema.
4. In the Entity column, in the Configuration Workbench: Manage Reporting Data model window, select the entities that you want to use in your data model.
5. Complete one of the following actions:
   • Click Export All Data to create schema for the selected entities if they do not already exist. Select this option if you are configuring schema users for the first time.
   • Click Export Incremental Data to export incremental updates for the selected entities.
   • Click Drop and Recreate Data Model to drop and recreate the schema of selected entities. Select this option if you have modified your schema since you last created your data model.
6. Click Done.

   Note: To successfully export data, ensure that custom field names have been defined correctly. The first character of a custom field must not contain a number or special characters, such as * or (.

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