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Enterprise Reporter 3.5.1 - Report Manager User Guide

Quest Enterprise Reporter Report Manager Introducing the Report Manager Running and Scheduling Reports Creating and Editing Reports Troubleshooting Issues with Enterprise Reporter Appendix: PowerShell cmdlets

Configuring Global Settings (System Configuration)

There are several global settings available on the System Configuration page that you can set to manage Enterprise Reporter.

Configure Logging

Each user of Report Manager can configure the amount of logging information that is collected from each Report Manager computer. Quest recommends using the default setting of Debug to collect as much information as possible. The following logging levels are available:

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Debug
This is the most verbose logging level (maximum volume setting).
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Information
The Information level is typically used to output information that is useful to the running of ER.
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Warning
Warning is often used for showing when exceptional behavior has occurred. These can usually be handled without issue.
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Error
Error is used to log all unexpected errors.
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Fatal
Fatal is reserved for special exceptions/conditions causing a failure of a component (console or server) with the ER product.
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Off
This turns off logging completely. This setting is not recommended.
Credential Manager

There are many communication channels in Enterprise Reporter, involving different sets of credentials. You can manage credentials for use throughout the system using the Credential Manager. For more information, see Using the Credential Manager .

Database Settings

You can increase the timeouts for the Enterprise Reporter server. Connection Timeout controls how long the server has to establish a connection to the database, the Command Timeout controls the amount of time available for processing a command on the database, and the Report Command Timeout controls the amount of time allowed for report generation.

For more information, see Troubleshooting Connection Timeouts .

Email settings

If you are a reporting administrator, you can configure default settings for sending email. Setting default email settings makes it easier for reporting users to set up delivery of reports by email.

You can either configure a default SMTP server or, for OAuth2 authentication, you can configure Exchange Online. For Exchange Online, you must register an app for Enterprise Reporter in the Microsoft Azure portal. For more information about default email settings, see Configuring a Default Email Server .

Logon Configuration

Enterprise Reporter can be configured to bypass the login screen. This eliminates the need to enter the server and port information.

To bypass the login screen
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Open the System Configuration page.
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Click Manage bypass of the login screen.
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Optionally, enable Show the login dialog at startup.
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Click OK.
Report Icon

Report administrators can configure a custom icon for report headers. There is an option for all new reports to use the icon automatically. Reports that have custom layouts may need to have their layout adjusted to accommodate the custom icon. For more information, see Changing the report icon .

Report Parameter Favourites

You can configure Enterprise Reporter to save your favorite parameter values within each report type. Your favorites can then be loaded when running reports that contain these parameters.

For more information, see how To enter a parameter value .

Server Error Notification

Enterprise Reporter can be configured to display or suppress a login notification indicating that the Enterprise Reporter server has unexpectedly restarted since the last login.

To configure server error notification
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On the System Configuration page, click Manage server error notification.
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Select Do not show server restarted error to suppress the notification.
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Click OK.
SSRS Server settings

SSRS is a cross product online reporting platform. Once SSRS is deployed, you can configure Enterprise Reporter to enable publishing. Reports can then be published, allowing users to generate reports using a web browser instead of the Report Manager. For more information, see Configuring SSRS .

 

Running and Scheduling Reports

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Running Reports
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Configuring a Default Email Server
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Scheduling Reports
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Using the Credential Manager
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Organizing Reports

Running Reports

This section outlines how to run reports, work with parameters, find reports, view report properties, preview a report, and export a report.

See also:

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Running Category Reports
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Running Regular Reports
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Running Reports or Exporting Reports to CSV and Other Formats from Different Containers
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Entering Parameter Values
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Searching for Parameter Values
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Importing Parameter Values
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Using Saved Parameters
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Searching for a Report
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Viewing Report Properties
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Previewing a Report
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Printing a Report
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Exporting a Report to Other Formats
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Running Category Reports

Category reports run and display in the report pane when the category is selected in the treeview of the Report Manager. You will find categories equipped with default category reports in Active Directory, File Storage Analysis and Exchange. For more information, see and File Storage Analysis Reports .

See also:

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Showing and Applying Category Report Parameters
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Change the Category Report View
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Navigating Within a Category Report
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