HP Storage Essentials Storage Resource Management Report Optimizer Software 6.0 Performing On-Report Analysis with Web Intelligence (August 2008)

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revenue values and specify that the target report is filtered by whichever state is displayed

on the same table row as the clicked hyperlink.

You can filter the target document by as many prompts as you like. For example, the same

hyperlink can also filter the target document by whichever state, product line, and quarter

is displayed on the same table row.

You can also filter the target document by multiple values, even though the document

contains only a single prompt. For example, a target document with a single prompt on a

dimension that represents data for [Flight Number] can be filtered by values for other

objects in the query definition that are logically related, such as [Arrival Time] and

[Departure Time]. Information on the syntax for single-value and multi-value prompts is

provided on ”Using prompts to filter results in the opened document” on page 235.

Supported document types

You can use OpenDocument to create cross-system links to and from the following

document types:

• .wid: Web Intelligence version 6.x documents

• .rpt: Crystal reports

• .car: OLAP Intelligence reports

OpenDocument syntax

The general syntax of OpenDocument is

http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise115/<platformSpecific>?<parameter_list>

There are two implementations of OpenDocument. The form of the <platformSpecific> portion

depends on your implementation:

• For Java implementations, use

desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp in place of

<platformSpecific>, for example:

http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise115/desktoplaunch/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sType=w

• For .NET implementations, use InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx in place of

<platformSpecific>, for example:

http://<webserver>/businessobjects/enterprise115/InfoView/scripts/opendocument.aspx?sType=wid

OpenDocument parameters

OpenDocument parameters can appear in any order and must be separated by an

ampersand (&). For example,

sType=wid&sDocName=Sales2003. Do not place spaces around

the ampersand.