1. One View Reporting User Guide
  2. Running One View Reports from One View Reporting Applications

Running One View Reports from One View Reporting Applications

Although you can run One View reports from any Find Browse form, One View Reporting applications were designed specifically for reporting. The business views for One View Reporting Find Browse forms include most columns in each table and join multiple tables, which results in more data for each record than the data displayed in a standard JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Find Browse form. Moreover, One View Reporting applications include additional calculations and processing. Therefore, One View Reporting applications can derive more information from the tables on which they are based. Because they include more data, calculations, and logic, One View Reporting applications produce reports that are not available elsewhere in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

The Find Browse forms in One View Reporting applications include predefined One View reports that you can run. You can easily create your own personalized reports to run One View reports from other applications.

To run One View reports from a One View Reporting application:

  1. Retrieve data for the report using a query or by entering values in the filter fields and QBE columns of the Find Browse form.

  2. From the One View menu, select a report.

    BI Publisher processes the report and displays it in a separate window.

  3. If the report output format is set to interactive, filter the data to display specific information.