CLR 110 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SCRIPT
VERIFIED QUESTIONS COMPLETE
ANSWERS GRADED APLUS
◉ Report Testing Forms
Answer: On UserWeb and lists measures that should be tested and
validated
◉ Reporting Implementation Handbook
Answer: UserWeb document that outlines process for getting
reporting ready for your end users
◉ My Reports
Answer: Epic > Reports > My Reports
◉ Creating a Reporting Workbench Report
Answer: Reports in Reporting Workbench are made from templates.
Templates control many things about a report, including what
master files the query searches, what criteria are available, and
many aspects of the user interface.
◉ Historical Instances of Reports in Hyperspace
, Answer: By default, when the system completes a new run for a
given report, it deletes and replaces the old results. This method
saves space and provides users with only the most up-to-date
information;
To enable historical instances of report, you must use Web BLOB
Service (WBS) to control access. Talk to your Epic representative
about setting this up. You can also refer to the Cogito Business
Intelligence Setup and Support Guide, which is available for
download from the UserWeb.
◉ Crystal Hyperspace Integration - Default values ext
Answer: Most users at your organization will only be interested in
report results pertinent to their particular location, department(s),
or employees they work with. On the Hyperspace user record, you
can set which departments, locations, and other records should be
considered relevant to a particular user when they run reports.
e.g.EPIC-BI Service Areas No Default: The values used at run time
will be the list of service areas on the Cogito form of the User Record.
◉ Requesting a report run
Answer: After you subscribe to an Epic-Crystal report, you must wait
until the batch job runs in order to see the results of that report. This
can cause problems when the batch jobs are run infrequently.
Report priority queues help mitigate this problem. Report priority
batch jobs run on a more frequent basis than other batch jobs. If you
VERIFIED QUESTIONS COMPLETE
ANSWERS GRADED APLUS
◉ Report Testing Forms
Answer: On UserWeb and lists measures that should be tested and
validated
◉ Reporting Implementation Handbook
Answer: UserWeb document that outlines process for getting
reporting ready for your end users
◉ My Reports
Answer: Epic > Reports > My Reports
◉ Creating a Reporting Workbench Report
Answer: Reports in Reporting Workbench are made from templates.
Templates control many things about a report, including what
master files the query searches, what criteria are available, and
many aspects of the user interface.
◉ Historical Instances of Reports in Hyperspace
, Answer: By default, when the system completes a new run for a
given report, it deletes and replaces the old results. This method
saves space and provides users with only the most up-to-date
information;
To enable historical instances of report, you must use Web BLOB
Service (WBS) to control access. Talk to your Epic representative
about setting this up. You can also refer to the Cogito Business
Intelligence Setup and Support Guide, which is available for
download from the UserWeb.
◉ Crystal Hyperspace Integration - Default values ext
Answer: Most users at your organization will only be interested in
report results pertinent to their particular location, department(s),
or employees they work with. On the Hyperspace user record, you
can set which departments, locations, and other records should be
considered relevant to a particular user when they run reports.
e.g.EPIC-BI Service Areas No Default: The values used at run time
will be the list of service areas on the Cogito form of the User Record.
◉ Requesting a report run
Answer: After you subscribe to an Epic-Crystal report, you must wait
until the batch job runs in order to see the results of that report. This
can cause problems when the batch jobs are run infrequently.
Report priority queues help mitigate this problem. Report priority
batch jobs run on a more frequent basis than other batch jobs. If you
