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How to create report based on a soql query?
This would be so useful. Salesforce native reporting is frustratingly limited compared with other, older, tools. Adding the ability to build reports off a SOQL query would remove many of those limitations. This would also reduce the number of custom formula fields that are only created to roll-up/reference data across objects.
How to save SQL query results to excel?
Please show the “Save SQL Query results to Excel” part here. Note: When you need to create a report, always have in mind, what information business users need to make a decision, so be sure you’ve checked report requirements with them first.
What happens if there is no report in SQL?
In case there is no category in the report, a business user might not even be aware there is such a category and couldn’t make necessary business decisions. To sum up, we’ve created a report from scratch. While we started with a very simple query, the final query displays more relevant business information.
Can a data analyst create a report manually?
As always, we’ll have to take a look at the data model we’re using. If you’re a data analyst, some of the expected tasks you can expect are – grab the data from the database, create a report, draw conclusions from the report data. Therefore, you can expect that you’ll have a data model at your disposal.
How to view the SQL query of the standard report of Business Objects?
Try to see in the Config pane, select BusinessObjects application and enable “Edit Query SQL” under “Query Technique”. Go to “Edit Data Provider” and Click on SQL command button. This is how it happens in BO 6.5 and XI.
How to view the SQL statement for reports?
Reports in Configuration Manager can be based on simple SQL statements or very complex ones that prompt the user for information, join several Microsoft SQL Server views, and use filters to limit the results. Use the following procedure to find out what SQL statement is used in a Configuration Manager report.
How to soql to get Salesforce reports in some specified conditions?
– Salesforce Stack Exchange How to soql to get salesforce reports in some specified conditions? q=SELECT Name,Id,OwnerId FROM Report where+ OwnerId = xx. But I do not know how to get some reports that I do not own the execution privilege. Or some hidden reports. Is there a way to achieve this goal by only using soql?