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This report was updated in a recent patch to v7.0; certainly it shows detail in v7.0.5, see the attached PDF file.
I'm not sure what you mean by QAF Workbook, there is no Excel workbook for QAFs like there is for performance indicators.
However I think the following will help you:
1) Start a new QAF for the service in question.
2) In the reports area of SPOCC,…
I have just verfied my claim my set the Organisation contact to a different contact than the contact for a Contract that belongs to the same Organisation. Join the 2 tables I mentioned gives me the correct contact details.
Are you sure that the one…
Sorry to hear you are leaving; I wish you well in your new job.
The table V_AHR_Contracts has a field ContractContactID which can be linked to V_AHR_Organisation_Contacts table to the get the contacts name and address amongst other things.
See the Ad-Hoc Reporting Reference Guide on you Start menu in Windows in…
I'm remote working today and haven't got access to everything I would need to look at.
This may be an issue with the report the best thing to do would be to report it via the normal support channels for checking.
Doesn't the "Services without PIs" report do what you want?
You can specify From and To dates as parameters so if you entered the start and end dates of the quarter you were interested in would this not get the information you need?
In SPOCC go the Tools menu and select System Options and then select the SPOCC.Net tab. On this tab is list box entitled "Providers with limited access to services via SPOCC.Net".
If you add a provider to this list then any contact that logs into S…
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SQL Server 2000 Support Will End in April 2009
Shortly after this blog entry we will be posting a hard copy of this letter. It is being sent out to SP Lead Officers (which asks them to forward onto the I.T person in charge of SPOCC at your LA) and explains why OCC are dropping support for SQL Server 2000.
Use the link above if you want to read the letter prior to receiving it by Royal Mail.
Use the link above if you want to read the letter prior to receiving it by Royal Mail.
Posted on March 4, 2008 at 11:43am —
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