Well Known Parameters

When creating name value parts, you can include Well Known parameters in your queries. You insert these in SQL queries using the format @<wellknownname>. You must also add them to the parameters table. The following are some of the well known values you can use:

@LogoURL - The URL to the logo used on the report.
@ViewID - The ID for the view selected when the report was created, or -1.
@AdminID - The ID of the VSA user running the report.
@CompanyName - The organization name set for MyOrg.
@EffectiveDate - The date the report is run, adjusted for time zone.
@PartitionID - The ID of the partition running the report.
@ReportDate - The date the report is run, adjusted for time zone.
@ReportTitle - The title of the report as set when the report was created.
@ScopeID - The ID of the scope the report is run under.
@RoleID- The ID of the role the report is run under.
@ReportSessionId - The ID used for a run of a report. It is used to JOIN to a selected context table. You must choose a context from the drop-down when using @ReportSessionId.
@LangID - The ID of the language used for the report.
@StartDateTime – A special date parameter, that when used in conjunction with @EndDateTime lets you set the date range at report run time.
@EndDateTime - A special date parameter, that when used in conjunction with @StartDateTime lets you set the date range at report run time.

ReportSessionID

If you are using a context, then include a @ReportSessionId parameter as the value for one of the parameters.

Examples

Here are some examples of how to make name value parts using well known parameters.

This name value part uses @CompanyName to return the company name.
This name value part uses @PartitionID to return the machine with the lowest disk space in the partition ID.
This name value part uses the @ReportSessionID parameter to return a count of the number of agent procedures run. The MachineFilter context enables you to choose filters when the report is run. The parameters @StartDateTime and @EndDateTime let you pick a date range at run time.