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Stat 6.3 - Web User Guide

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Opening Stat Web Exiting Stat Web Changing your password The About Stat Window

Creating and deleting queries Filtering queries Sorting queries Exporting queries Using pages

Finding CSRs Viewing CSRs

Opening a CSR Setting the current tab as the default Exporting Filtering CSR information Closing CSRs

Using advanced editing tools

Adding attachments to CSRs Creating CSR templates

Changing CSR status Understanding the Workflow section

Status History section Diagram section Detail section

Viewing transfer rules Delaying approval requests Sending approval request notifications Updating approval lists Approving migrations and transfers

Viewing task details Adding tasks automatically Adding tasks manually Posting time to tasks

Viewing CSR log files

Viewing CSR change history

CSR Migration Path

About CSR Migration Path

Opening the Job Monitor Viewing job schedules Running jobs Viewing logs Filtering and sorting jobs and logs Showing job and log details

Test Connect Reports

Running reports

Test Connect

In the Test Connect page of Stat® Web, you can validate the connections for Databases, File Servers, E-Mail servers, and 3rd Party Version Control tools.

To test connections in Stat Web:

1

Click Test Connect in the user account drop-down menu. This opens the Stat Test Connect window.

2

Open the tab page corresponding to the type of connection you want to test.

3

Select each item you want to test.

4

Click Test Selected.

Stat Web attempts to establish a connection to the selected items. For each item, the Status column displays OK if the connection is successful, and if unsuccessful, it displays an error message explaining the reason why, the Status column displays an error message stating the cause of the failure.


	NOTE: When testing environment connections, Stat Web attempts to connect using the Host, Port, Service Name, or TNS Entry values specified in the Stat maintenance tables for each particular environment. If there is no TNS Entry value specified for an environment, it uses the Host/Port/Service Name values. If a TNS Entry value is specified, it uses that value and disregards the others.

Reports

Stat® Web users can view reports on demand, meaning they can be viewed by Stat Web account holders at any time, not according to the time the reports are scheduled in the Stat Windows client to be emailed, exported, or printed. Reports generated through Stat Web are displayed as PDF files in the browser window or as Excel® files.

To view a report in Stat Web, the report must have available criteria that was previously defined and saved in the Stat Windows client.

Running reports

To run reports in Stat Web:

1

Click Reports in the user account drop-down menu to open the Stat® Web Report Viewer.

To run reports through Stat Web, the report criteria must have already been defined in the Stat Windows Client.

2

Select the category of the report.

3

Select the report you want to run.

4

Select the report criteria.

Options include both system criteria or personal criteria. After you make your selection, the Stat Web Report Viewer shows the criteria values.

5

Specify if you want to include a cover page with the report.


	NOTE: The cover page option is not enabled for Excel reports.

6

Click Generate.

Stat Web generates the report and, depending on the type of report. displays it either as a PDF or an Excel file.

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