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Lucent Technologies CentreVu Call Management System Custom Reports Manual
Lucent Technologies CentreVu Call Management System Custom Reports Manual
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Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining the Rows of Data for a Report4-53 Figure 4-18: Sample Report with Discrete Field and Bar If your row search conditions specify vertically repeated fields/bars, assigned fields appear with lowercase vs and assigned bars appear with uppercase Vs (see Figure 4-19 ). Figure 4-19: Sample Field and Bar Design — Vertically Repeated A report with the design in Figure 4-19 might appear as shown in Figure 4-20 . 04/19/95 00:30 AM CentreVu(TM) CMS Windows: 2 of 5 ^ Custom Reports: Screen Painter: split status: Hist Split: Sales-West 100%82.00 04/19/95 00:30 AM CentreVu(TM) CMS Windows: 2 of 5 ^ Custom Reports: Screen Painter: split status: Hist Add highlights Bar Copy block Define input Erase block Field Get copy of design Move block Row search Save design Test design Upper/left no-scroll Variable/time/date Split: $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Date: $$$$$$$$ Interval Percent Within Service Level 100% 1vvvvvv 1VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining the Rows of Data for a Report4-54 Figure 4-20: Sample Report with Vertically Repeated Field and Bar If your row search conditions specify horizontally repeated fields/bars, assigned fields appear with lowercase hs and assigned bars appear with uppercase Hs (see Figure 4-21 ). Figure 4-21: Sample Field and Bar Design — Horizontally Repeated 04/19/95 00:30 AM CentreVu(TM) CMS Windows: 1 of 5 ^ Custom Reports: Screen Painter: split status: Hist Split: Sales-West Date: 06/08/93 Interval Percent Within Service Level 100% 8:00am 8:30am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:30am 04/19/95 00:30 AM CentreVu(TM) CMS Windows: 2 of 5 ^ Custom Reports: Screen Painter: split status: Hist Add highlights Bar Copy block Define input Erase block Field Get copy of design Move block Row search Save design Test design Upper/left no-scroll Variable/time/date Split: $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH HHHHH 100%1hhhhh Percent Within Service Level Date: $$$$$$$$
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining the Rows of Data for a Report4-55 A report with the design in Figure 4-21 might appear as shown in Figure 4-22 . Figure 4-22: Sample Report with Horizontally Repeated Field and Bar Changing Row Search Conditions 4 The changes apply to any fields to which you had previously assigned the Row Search ID. 07/19/93 00:30 AM CentreVu(TM) CMS Windows: 2 of 5 ^ Custom Reports: Screen Painter: split status: Hist Split: Sales-West 100%8:00am 8:30am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am Percent Within Service LevelDate: 06/08/93 1.On the Screen Painter, select the Row search action list option.®The Row Search window appears. 2.Enter a number from 0 to 9 in the Row Search ID field, and select the Find one action list option.®The row search conditions for the ID appear. NoteFor a Find one search, only your entry in the Row search ID field counts. CentreVu CMS ignores the other fields. 3.Change data in any field(s), and select the Modify action list option.®Successful appears in the windows status line to indicate the row search conditions have been changed.
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining Fields to Show Run Time/Date and User Inputs4-56 Changing the Row Search- Field Assignment(s) 4 To change the row search ID assigned to a particular field, you must first disassociate the field from the row search ID. You do this using the Remove fields action list option. Defining Fields to Show Run Time/Date and User Inputs4 The time or date when a report is run is not stored in any database table. Instead, CentreVu CMS simply recognizes when it has finished processing the report, and if requested, displays this information on the report. Similarly, 1.On the Screen Painter, place the cursor on a field/bar from which you want to disassociate the row search ID. To disassociate a row search ID from several fields/bars at one time, place the cursor in a position from which you can define a block that includes all appropriate fields/bars. 2.Select the Row search action list option.® The Row Search window appears. 3.Enter the desired row search ID and select the Find one action list option.®The row search conditions for the ID appear. 4.Select the Remove fields action list option.®The Row Search window disappears, the cursor moves to its original position on the Screen Painter, and Move cursor to define a block and press RETURN appears on the status line. 5.Move the cursor using the , , or arrow keys. The block you define should contain all characters of each field/bar from which you are disconnecting the row search ID.®The cursor defines a block on your terminal in inverse video (or color). 6.Press .®The row search ID in each field/bar is replaced by a question mark ? to indicate the row search conditions have been disconnected. 7.Assign a new row search ID to the fields/bars. Tab ShiftTab Return
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining Fields to Show Run Time/Date and User Inputs4-57 CentreVu CMS knows what your current ACD is when you order the report and can display the current ACD name or number on the report. To display the reports run-time, run-date, or the current ACD when you ordered the report, you must define a field using the Var/Time/Date window (Figure 4-23 ). The Var/Time/Date window also allows you to define fields that mirror your entries in the Report Input window. That is, CentreVu CMS simply takes the values you enter for an input variable (as defined in the Define Input window) and displays those values on the report. To define a field with one of these types of information, use the following steps. Step 1: Access the Variable/ Time/Date Window 4 Figure 4-23: The Var/Time/Date Window Step 2: Define the Display Ty p e a n d Format 4 On the Screen Painter, place the cursor where the left end of the field should appear, and select Variable/time/date.®The Var/Time/Date window appears. NoteYou are given flexibility in defining the appearance of the date and time fields; however, only text matching the defined formats is converted into their equivalents. Any other text is simply displayed as entered.
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining Fields to Show Run Time/Date and User Inputs4-58 2a.Enter an x to select a display type. You must also complete the associated field. The display options are: date report was runSelect this option to display the date you ran the report. You must also specify a date format with appropriate punctuation in the associated field. You can enter any of the following formats or combination of formats: Table 4-8: Date Formats mmThe numerical month. MMMThe month represented by three letters. yyThe year as two digits. yyyyThe year as four digits. ddThe numerical day of the month. jjjThe day of the year in the Julian calendar. wwwThe day of the week as three letters. An example of combined formats would be the standard date format mm/dd/yy. Or, you could enter just the day and month mm/dd. time report was runSelect this option to display the time you ran the report. You must also enter a time format with the appropriate punctuation. You can use any of the following formats: Table 4-9: Time Formats HHThe hour only, in military time (24-hour clock). hhThe hour only, according to a 12-hour clock. mmThe number of minutes after the hour only. ssThe number of seconds into the minute.
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Defining Fields to Show Run Time/Date and User Inputs4-59 HH:mm:ss or HH:mmMilitary time, either to the second or to the minute. hh:mm:ssam or hh:mmam12-hour clock time, with AM or PM attached, either up to the second or up to the minute. Table 4-9: Time Formats 2b.Verify that the format of your date and time entries are acceptable by accessing the help screen for both the date and time fields. input variableSelect input variable to display data exactly as it is entered in one of the fields on the Report Input window. You must also enter, in the associated field, the variable name assigned to the report input field (on the Define Input window). current ACDSelect current ACD to display the number or name of the ACD that was current when you ordered the report. You must also enter, in the associated field, the number of characters, 1 to 20, that the ACD field should have. If you have defined names in the Dictionary subsystem for your ACD(s), then you may want to enter 20, since this is the maximum length for Dictionary names.
Defining the Data for a Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Saving Your Work4-60 Step 3: Save the Var/Date/Time Field 4 Repeat Steps 1 through 3 for each field you want to define. Saving Your Work4 To save everything you have done so far, select Save design from the Screen Painter. If you have defined something incorrectly, an error message will inform you of this. You must go back and correct any errors before saving. Select Save.® The Var/Time/Date window disappears. CentreVuCMS marks the field in one of the following ways: For a date, the format you defined is displayed (for example, mm/dd/yy). For a time, the format you defined is displayed (for example, hh:mmam). For an input variable, a string of dollar signs ($$$) is displayed, with the number of dollar signs equaling the field length you assigned to the variables input field on the Define Input window. For current ACD, a string of dollar signs ($$$) is displayed, with the number of dollar signs equaling the length you specified in the Var/Date/Time window.
Completing Your Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Highlighting Fields5-1 5 Completing Your Custom Report Highlighting Fields5 For each individual CentreVuä Call Management System (CentreVuCMS) custom report, you can administer how the screen displays the colors and brightness levels of the text, data and background. You can also administer color, brightness level, reverse video, and underlining to emphasize individual fields and text in the report. To change the way the screen displays fields and text in your report, do the following steps: NoteYou cannot change the way bars are displayed with the procedure that follows. However, you can change the bars threshold colors via the SLK and the Options: Color submenu selection. 1.On the Screen Painter, place the cursor in a position where you want one corner of a block to be, and select Add highlights.® The cursor returns to its original position, and the following message appears on the status line: Move cursor to define opposite corner of block, press RETURN. 2.Move the cursor to a position where you want the opposite corner of the block to be. The block should include all field text you want to highlight.® The block you are defining becomes highlighted. 3.Press .®The Add Highlights window appears. Commands Return
Completing Your Custom Report CentreVu CMS Custom Reports Highlighting Fields5-2 Figure 5-1: The Add Highlights Window 4.Select the highlighting options you want. The highlighting options are: Select one: lDefaultReflects the text and background settings administered for this terminal. lBlinkingCauses the text/data in the defined area to blink (continuous alternation between dim and normal brightness or foreground/ background colors). lBrightMakes the text/data in the defined area become bright. If your terminal does not have a “bright” capability, “bright” will equal “normal.” lDimMakes the text/data in the defined area become dim. If your terminal does not have a “dim” capability, “dim” will equal “normal.” lNormalMakes the text/data in the defined area a brightness level between “dim” and “bright.”