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As a system administrator or developer it is possible to design reports using information about teams. Both team and users fields are exposed in Query Design (Table lookup) so that getting hold of the data is straight forward. The database tables you're looking for are:
Team Tables |
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User-friendly name |
System name |
Description |
Team |
sym_team |
Stores the team fields |
Team member |
sym_team_member |
The linked table that is used to assign users to a team |
These are the team fields available:
Team Fields |
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Alias |
Source table |
Description |
Example |
team_active |
Team |
Is the team active? |
Yes |
team_code |
Team |
The team code |
Team A |
team_description |
Team |
The team description |
Conveyancing team |
team_leader |
Team member |
Is the user a team leader? |
No |
Since a report would typically include all the tasks for specific teams and users, these are the task fields available:
Task Fields |
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Alias |
Source table |
Description |
Example |
diary_<diary type>_date |
Diary |
Task date |
22/11/2012 |
diary_<diary type>_narrative |
Diary |
Task narrative |
Produce costs letter |
diary_<diary type>_task_date_started |
Diary |
Task started date |
23/11/2012 |
diary_<diary type>_completed |
Diary |
Is task completed? |
Yes |
diary_<diary type>_task_date_completed |
Diary |
Task completed date |
15/01/2013 |
Using these tables you can construct reports showing tasks by user and team, and filter by team using a lookup. For more information about creating report queries, refer to Report Design.