Advanced report design
150 Avaya CMS Custom Reports
Custom Exceptions Report
In the example above, the row search statement for the first field searches for exception
type #4 (Time in ACW) for a particular date and split. Because the field is
count(*)
, the
field displays the total number of rows that had exception type #4 for the date and split.
Similarly, the row search statement for the second field searches for exception type #7
(Time in AUX) for a particular date and split. Again, because the field is
count(*)
, the
field displays the total number of rows that had exception type #7 for the date and split.
Note:
For retrieval of data from an exceptions table, you can only retrieve data for
those exceptions that have been turned on for the particular split, agent,
etcetera, that have actually occurred and have not been deleted from the
database because they exceeded the storage parameters for exceptions.
07/19/93 00:30 AM
Avaya(TM) CMS
Windows: 1 of 5 ^
Custom Reports: Hist: agent excepts
Split: Sales-West
Date: 06/08/92
Field Window
Select: count(*)______________________________
______________________________________
Row Search
Table: agex_____________________________
Select rows where: EXTYPE = 7 and SPLIT = $i_split
Exception
Type
Number
Time in ACW
11
Time in AUX
3
Time AVAIL
14
Time on Ext-in
10
and ROW_DATE = $i_date_________
Field Window
Select: count(*)______________________________
______________________________________
Row Search
Table: agex_____________________________
Select rows where: EXTYPE = 4 and SPLIT = $i_split
and ROW_DATE = $i_date_________