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114 Getting started with InfoSphere Data Architect Figure 6.5 – Selecting objects in the Outline view Note: c. In the Property Editor view, select the General tab. d. In the Name field, type Column Report. The format of a BIRT report table can be set at the table level. You can override the properties within the table by selecting the element and updating the properties. 4. Add the Name and Full Data Type Information elements from the Column data set to the table: a. Open the Data Explorer view. b. Expand the Data Sets -> Column node and drag the Name element to the left column of the detail row in the table. c. Expand the Data Sets -> Column node and drag the Full Data Type Information element to the right column of the detail row in the table. The report should now look like the image in Figure 6.6.
Chapter 6 – Generating Reports, Importing, and Exporting 115 Figure 6.6 – Adding elements to a report 5. Set the table property to sort the data in the table by the data type, then by column name: a. Open the Outline view. b. Expand the SDT_Info_Sys_custom.rptdesign -> Body node, then select Table – Column Report. The Table – Column Report element opens in the Property Editor view. c. In the Property Editor, select the Sorting tab at the top of the view. Click Add. The New Sort Key window opens. d. In the Key field, select Full Data Type Information and click OK. e. Click the Add button to add another sort key. f. In the Key field, select Name and click OK. You have created two sort keys for the table. When you generate the report later in this chapter, the information in the table will be sorted by the data type of each column and then by the name of each column. 6. Preview your report. At the bottom of the Report Editor view, click the Preview tab. Your report should look like the image in Figure 6.7.
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