12 Working with Request Activity
You can browse requests in the Request Activity list.
In the Request Activity list, you can quickly see information about a request including the associated view, number of items in the request, and age of the request. The Request Issues column displays the number of errors and warnings in the request (including validation warnings in completed requests).
Filtering the Request Activity List
You can filter the request list by:
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Request ID: Enter a request ID.
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View: Select one or more views, up to a maximum of 15. If your drop down list contains fewer than 15 views, you can click Select All
to quickly select them all.
Note:
If the view that you select has time labels associated with it, use the Time Label drop down to filter the request worklist to the selected time labels only. The Time Label filter is available when a single view has been selected. -
Request Type
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All: All interactive and subscription requests
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Interactive: Requests created manually by users.
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Subscription: Requests generated from a subscription.
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Import: Requests generated from an import.
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Consolidation: Requests generated by request consolidation
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Load: Requests generated by viewpoint loads in merge mode
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Status
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All: Requests of all status types
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Draft: Draft requests that you created. You cannot see or modify draft requests that you did not create.
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In Flight: Requests submitted and awaiting approval
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Pushed Back: Requests modify and resubmit
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Future Dated: Requests that have been assigned a future dated time label.
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Completed: Requests that have been committed and can no longer be edited.
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Rejected: Requests that were rejected and closed.
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Blocked: Requests that are currently being held pending the end of an application blockout period.
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Stage
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All: Requests that are in the Submit, Approve, and Closed stages
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Submit: Requests that have not been submitted (Draft status)
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Approve: Requests that have been submitted and have not yet been approved (In Flight status)
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Closed: Requests that have been approved and committed or requests that have been rejected (Completed status)
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Commit: Requests that have been approved and have not yet been committed (In Flight status)
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Priority
- All: Requests that have None, Low, Medium, or High priority
- None: Requests that do not have a priority set on them
- Low: Requests that have a Low priority
- Medium: Requests that have a Medium priority
- High: Requests that have a High priority
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Owner: Specify one or more request owners (either the submitter or assignee), up to a maximum of 15, to display only the requests owned by those users. If your drop down list contains fewer than 15 owners, you can click Select All
to quickly select them all.
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My Activity
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All: All requests that you submitted, managed, were assigned to, were invited to, or participated in.
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Assigned: Requests assigned to you.
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Collaborated: Requests for you to collaborate on.
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Submitted: Requests you've submitted.
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Invited: Requests where you are currently invited to approve or commit.
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Contributed: Requests that you have either made changes to (changed data, performed a workflow action, or edited a comment or an attachment), or were previously invited to approve or commit (even if you did not take any action on the request).
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Managed: Requests containing data objects for which you have Data Manager permission or higher
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Time Frame: Select a period of time, such as Last 90 Days, or enter a date range.
Saving Request Activity Filters
You can save your filter selections so that you can quickly view specific request activity on a repeated basis. Saved filters are only available to the user who saved them.
To save your filters:
- In the filter header, click the Saved Filters menu
, and then click Save.
- Enter a name and click Save.
After you save your filters, the name of the saved filters is displayed in the Saved Filters panel and in the Request Activity header.
From a saved filter, use the Saved Filters menu to perform one of the following tasks:
- Save: Saves the filter
- Save As: Saves the filter with a different name.
- Add Favorite: Adds the saved filter to your Favorites
list. Saved filters in your Favorites list are indicated by a
icon. You can remove a saved filter from your Favorites list by selecting Undo Favorite. See Working with Favorites.
- Delete: Deletes the saved filter.
To clear the selection of a saved filter, click Reset All
Filters
.
Request Activity List Actions
From the request activity list, you can:
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Inspect a request at any stage to display the request item details of the proposed or the completed changes. You cannot edit anything in the request when you are inspecting it.
To inspect a request, in the Actions column for the request, click
, and then click Inspect.
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Open open a draft, in flight, and pushed back requests to make additional changes, correct validation issues, and submit the request.
To open a request, click the request that you want to work with, or in the Actions column click
, and then click Open.
The request and the associated view open.
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Delete a draft or pushed back request if you no longer need it.
To delete a request, in the Actions column for the draft request, click
, and then click Delete.
- Download request information to a file. You can download an individual request, summary information for multiple requests, or detailed information for multiple requests. See Downloading Requests to Files.
Selecting a Column Set for Request Activity
Click Select Column Set
and select one of the following options to change the set of columns that
are displayed in the Request Activity table.
- General: Basic information about the request, such as the number of request issues, the request age, and the request owner.
- Workflow: Workflow information about the requests, such as request invitees, approvals, and commits.
- All: Both general and workflow information.