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MessageStats 7.8.1 - Reports User Guide

Upgrading MessageStats Overview Typical MessageStats Upgrade Scenarios Moving the MessageStats Database Moving and Upgrading MessageStats Moving Custom Reports and Report Subscriptions Viewing, Creating, and Editing MessageStats Reports My Reports and Corporate Reports Exchange Executive Summaries Reports Exchange Organizations Reports Exchange Server Reports Exchange Content Analysis Reports Exchange Mailboxes Reports Exchange Mail Contacts Reports Exchange Distribution Groups Reports Exchange Public Folders Reports Exchange Storage Reports Exchange Internet Reports Exchange Inventory Reports Migration Reports MessageStats Gathering Reports Appendix A: How to Read the Reports Report Filter Definitions

Using the Edit Button

You can modify both the configured MessageStats Reports and any custom reports that you create using edit and grouping functionality. You can edit reports in the following ways:

The following table describes the extent of editing for each type:

Edit Button

Allows you to copy the report to a different destination folder, move the report to a different location, rename or delete the report, or edit the report description.

Filters

Allows you to restrict the report content to specific information before the report is rendered.

Quick Filter Bar

Allows you to change filter options and regenerate the report.

For more information, see Using Quick Filters .

Column Header

Allows you to add or remove fields in the report, and change group and sort options. For more information, see Changing Grouping OptionsChanging Grouping Options .

Edit Menu

Opens the Web Report Wizard to allow you to customize or modify an existing report.

Using the Edit Button

An Edit button is located at the right side of each folder and report in the file-based model. The commands available on the Edit button differ depending on whether the Edit button is accessed from a folder or a report.

For folders, the following commands are available:

Copy To

Opens a dialog box for you to define the destination of the copied folder.

Move To

Opens a dialog box for you to define the destination of the moved folder.

After the report is moved to the new location, the original is deleted.

Rename

Opens a dialog box for you to rename the selected folder.

Delete

Prompts you to verify that you want to delete the folder.

Edit Description

Opens a dialog box for you to edit the description of the folder.

For reports, the following commands are available:

Copy To

Opens a dialog box for you to define the destination of the copied report.

Move To

Opens a dialog box for you to define the destination of the moved report. After the report is moved to the new location, the original is deleted.

Rename

Opens a dialog box for you to rename the selected report.

Delete

Prompts you to verify that you want to delete the report.

Modify Report

Opens the Web Report Wizard to allow you to make any changes to the selected report, and save your custom report.

Selecting Report Filters

When you select the report you want to view from the treeview, you can select filters before MessageStats renders the report. After the report is rendered, there are two ways to change the filter options:

Select the Show Filters bar at the beginning of the report to change multiple filters.

If you want to save a report query with specific filters applied, select the Save Report Settings option.

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Click Apply Filters.
1
Click Show Filters at the beginning of the rendered report.
3
Click Apply Filters.

Using Quick Filters

Each report can have a Quick Filter bar at the bottom of the page. This bar does not scroll with the report.

This section explains how to create a quick filter for a report. For details about the Information button, see Viewing Report Information .

When you are using the DateTime filters, time is based on UTC, not local time.

=

All

The field value equals the criteria value.

<>

All

The field value is not equal to the criteria value.

>

All

The field value is greater than the criteria value.

<

All

The field value is less than the criteria value.

<=

All

The field value is less than or equal to the criteria value.

>=

All

The field value is greater than or equal to the criteria value.

like

All

The field value is like the criteria value.

is NULL

All

There is no value for the criteria field.

is not NULL

All

There is any value except NULL for the criteria value.

between

All

The field value falls between the two criteria that you define.

is in

All

The field value is in the criteria that you define.

When using the is in operator, you can multi-select in the Select a Value dialog box by holding down the CTRL key and clicking the items you want. The selected items appear in the edit box as a list separated by semi-colons.

not in

All

The field value is not in the criteria that you define.

last

Date, DateTime

This operator allows you to select a time interval in the form nn uu, where nn is a number and uu is a unit of time. (For example, Last 5 Weeks, Last 3 days, and so on). The time interval is based on the current time.

most recent

Date, DateTime

This operator queries the database for the most recent entry for the specified field and then uses that value to find all records with a matching value. The value depends on the content of the database and is independent of the current time. “Most recent” could potentially mean a time long past, and remain unchanged until the database is changed.

today

Date, DateTime

Today = from 12:00 AM to the current time.

yesterday

Date, DateTime

Yesterday = from 12:00 AM to 11:59 PM yesterday.

this week

Date, DateTime

Start = Sunday of current week, End = today.

last week

Date, DateTime

Start = Sunday of previous week, End = Saturday of previous week.

this month

Date, DateTime

Start = 1st day of current month, End = today.

last month

Date, DateTime

Start = 1st day of previous month, End = last day of previous month.

this quarter

Date, DateTime

Start = 1st day of current quarter, End = today.

last quarter

Date, DateTime

Start = 1st of previous quarter, End = last day of previous quarter.

Quarters start January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1.

year to date

Date, DateTime

This operator selects records with dates from January 1 of the current year to the current date.

contains

Description

The field value contains the specified criteria.

does not contain

Description

The field value does not contain the specified criteria.

starts with

Description

The field value starts with the specified criteria.

ends with

Description

The field value ends with the specified criteria.

does not start with

Description

The field value does not start with the specified criteria.

does not end with

Description

The field value does not end with the specified criteria.

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