IBM OpenPages: Create Standard Reports-Part 1 (1O272G-WBT)

Overview

This course teaches IBM OpenPages GRC Platform report authors how to create reports using an OpenPages standard framework model. They will learn best practices for creating OpenPages reports using enumerated fields, identifiers, OpenPages reporting functions, definition map expressions, and many other topics that will prepare Cognos Analytics - Reporting authors to create sophisticated reports using OpenPages data. The course uses many video demonstrations showing how to create list, crosstab, chart reports and prompt pages using OpenPages data. Participants that complete the course and pass a quiz will receive a course completion certificate.

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Audience

This intermediate course is intended for those experienced report authors who will create IBM OpenPages reports using IBM Cognos Analytics 11.0 Reporting.

Prerequisites

  • IBM OpenPages: Introduction to Reporting eLearning (2 hours) or experience creating OpenPages reports Course code 1O271G
  • Experience using basic browser functionality

Objective

·  in-depth review of OpenPages Standard framework models

·  overview of relational namespace folder structure

·  use relational namespaces to create OpenPages reports

·  explain best practices when using identifier query items

·  work with GPC and user defined entity views in reports

·  explore the use of OpenPages reporting functions

·  explain best practices when using enumerated fields in:

     ·  reports

     ·  prompts

     ·  filters

     ·  custom data items

·  identify definition map expressions

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Course Outline

  • Using Identifiers
  • Working With Entities
  • OpenPages Functions
  • Using Enums