Repairing Reports
Resolution:
When you open a report in the designer, you might be prompted to repair the report.
For example, this can happen when one or more columns have been removed from the
data source. You might be prompted to repair the report when you refresh a report or change a
data source. You might be prompted to repair a report if your system administrator
is still deciding which data items should be in a table.
To repair a report:
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Decide whether you want
to fix individual data items or all of the data items in the report.
Fixes can be made at the individual
data item level. For example, if two data items are removed from a report, then the
Repair Report window
displays separate entries for each data item. The report objects that
are impacted by each data item appear below each of the data items.
Here is an example
of the Repair Report window that is displayed
when a missing column affects two report objects:
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Click Fix or Fix
All. For example, if there is a column missing in the data source and you click Fix, then the missing
column is removed from the report.
Note: If you click Open
Report, then all of the data is removed from the report
objects.
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Last updated: January 8, 2019