Quest Enterprise Reporter Report Manager
Introducing the Report Manager
Starting the Report Manager
Finding Answers and Getting Help
An Overview of the Report Manager Security
Explaining My Reports, Published Reports, and the Report Library
Reports Included in Enterprise Reporter
Running and Scheduling Reports
Active Directory® Reports
Azure Reports
Change History Reports
Computer Reports
Enterprise Reporter System Reports
Exchange Reports
File Storage Analysis Reports
Hybrid Reports
Microsoft SQL Server Reports
NTFS Reports
Office 365 Reports
Registry Reports
Security Explorer Remediation Reports
Report Types Included in Enterprise Reporter
Active Directory® Report Types
Azure Active Directory Report Types
Azure Resource Report Types
Common Objects Report Types
Computer Report Types
Exchange Report Types
Exchange Online Report Types
File Storage Analysis Report Types
Microsoft Teams Report Types
NTFS Report Types
OneDrive Report Types
Registry Report Types
SQL Server Report Types
Configuring Global Settings (System Configuration)
Running Reports
Creating and Editing Reports
Running Category Reports
Configuring a Default SMTP Server
Scheduling Reports
Showing and Applying Category Report Parameters
Change the Category Report View
Navigating Within a Category Report
Running Regular Reports
Running Reports or Exporting Reports to CSVand Other Formats from Different Containers
Entering Parameter Values
Searching for Parameter Values
Importing Parameter Values
Using Saved Parameters
Searching for a Report
Viewing Report Properties
Previewing a Report
Printing a Report
Exporting a Report to Other Formats
Creating a Schedule
Types of Schedules
Using the Credential Manager
Organizing Reports
Run Your Schedule Once
Run Your Schedule on a Daily Interval
Run Your Schedule on Specified Days of the Week
Run Your Schedule on a Specified Day of the Month
Run Your Schedule Yearly
Working with Schedules
Adding Reports to a Schedule
Editing Report Output Options on a Schedule
Removing Reports from a Schedule
Deleting a Schedule
Running a Schedule
Disabling or Enabling a Schedule
Viewing Schedule History
Transferring Ownership of Schedules
Troubleshooting Scheduling Issues
Editing Reports
Troubleshooting Issues with Enterprise Reporter
Using My Reports
Changing the report icon
Modifying the Fields to be Included
Working with Report Parameters
Creating New Reports
Report Designer Tips and Tricks
What is a Parameter?
Types of Parameters
Parameter Operators
Custom Query Data Types
Working with Parameters
Changing the Layout
Report Modification Example
Report Bands
Binding a Data Field to a Control
Adding a Parameter Field to a Report Layout
Adding a New Grouping to a Report Layout
Adding a New Column to a Table
Formatting Rules: Hiding or Showing a Field Based on Data Values
Creating a Calculated Field
Creating a Script to Run with a Report
Publishing Reports
Publishing Reports to Knowledge Portal
Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues
Restoring a Connection to the Enterprise Reporter Server
Restoring a Connection to the Enterprise Reporter Database
Troubleshooting Connection Timeouts
Troubleshooting Credential Change Failures
Auditing Report Manager Activity
Exporting Logs from the Report Manager
Resolving Issues in the Report Manager
What To Do if the Data in Your Report is Not What You Expect
Other Issues
Viewing Information About Your Enterprise Reporter Configuration
Troubleshooting Issues with Quest Knowledge Portal
Starting the Enterprise Reporter Log Viewer
Finding and Opening Log Files
Viewing and Searching Log File Entries
Filtering Log File Entries
Quest Enterprise Reporter Report Manager
Quest Enterprise Reporter Report Manager
The following sections will guide you through setting up and using the Report Manager:
Introducing the Report Manager
Starting the Report Manager
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Click Browse, and locate the computer where the server is installed.
Once you have connected to a server, the server name is stored in the drop-down list for future use.
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To connect to the database using SQL credentials, instead of the logged in user, click Advanced, then choose SQL Server® Authentication and enter your user name and password. |
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Click Connect. |