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Edit reports
Only user-created reports can be edited.
1. Select the report and click Edit.
2. In the Report Definition dialog box, edit the settings. See Creating reports.
3. Click Save.
The updated information is saved. An audit log entry is made whenever you generate, edit, delete, or copy a report definition.
NOTE: While editing a customized-report, if the category is changed, the associated fields are also removed.
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Copy reports
Only user-created reports can be copied.
1. Select the report, click More Actions, and then click Copy.
2. In the Copy Report Definition dialog box, enter a new name for the copied report.
3. Click Save.
The updated information is saved. An audit log entry is made whenever you generate, edit, delete, or copy a report definition.
Delete reports
Only user-created reports can be deleted. If a report definition is deleted, the associated report history is deleted, and any
running report using that report definition is also stopped.
1. From the OpenManage Enterprise menu, under Monitor, select Reports.
A list of devices available reports is displayed.
2. Select the report, click More Actions, and then click Delete.
NOTE:
If you are downloading or running a report that is already generated, and another user tries to delete that report
at the same time, both the tasks are successfully completed.
3. In the Delete Report Definition dialog box, when prompted whether or not the report must be deleted, click Yes.
The report is deleted from the list of reports and the table is updated. An audit log entry is made whenever you generate,
edit, delete, or copy a report definition.
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Creating reports
NOTE:
● To perform any tasks on OpenManage Enterprise, you must have necessary role-based user privileges and scope-based
operational access to the devices. See Role and scope based access control in OpenManage Enterprise on page 15.
● The reports generated by device managers will only have data pertaining to the device groups which are in their scope.
● Some tables contain device-type-specific data which will effectively lock the report to that device type. Mixing columns
from multiple device specific tables of different types (for example servers and chassis) will result in an invalid report
with no results.
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