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o Forecastle p Poop s Superstructure u Upper area w Wheelhouse The full list of area-codes can be found in the table AREA in the WeightDB database. The “object”-code consists of two capitalized letters and is also optional. If present, it tells which object the parameter belongs to. The most common abbreviations are: BP Bottom plating BW Bulwark DK Deck DS Double sides ER Engine room FO Foundations HC Hatch coamings HT Hatches IB Inner bottom LB Longitudinal bulkheads LT Longitudinal and transverse SH Shell SP Side plates TB Transverse bulkheads A complete list of available object-codes can be found in the OBJECT-table in WeightDB. Examples of parameters: lk � length keel aBW � area BulWark acLB � area cargo-area Longitudinal Bulkheads teSH � Plate thickness engine area Shell In addition to the float-, integer- and text parameters, ShipWeight includes a set of calculated parameters. The definition of these can be found in the CATT-table. The CATT-table contains four fields: sCAttID ID of calculated parameter sCAttName Name of parameter sUnit Unit sCAttExp Formula for calculating the parameter 7-6 ShipWeight – User’s Guide, version 10.0, April 2011
8 Introduction to Crystal Reports There are two ways of reporting from ShipWeight: by using the standard reports and Crystal Reports. The standard reports includes a Weight Item report, a Code report, a Weight Distribution report and a Weight tracking report to mention some. They are easily accessible from ShipWeight. The standard reports are built into – or “hardcoded” into ShipWeight. This means that they are included in the Shipweight-executable file. Therefore, a ShipWeight user cannot do any changes to these reports. The layout and the information to be included are locked. Naturally, many ShipWeight users need custom made reports. To meet this need, ShipWeight includes a powerful reporting engine based on Crystal Reports. Crystal Reports by Business Objects is the industry leading report-software created. ShipWeight includes a Crystal Reports viewer. Basically, the ShipWeight Reports dialog does three things: 1. reads a predefined report formatting file 2. extracts data from the current database 3. displays the report on screen Once your report is displayed on screen, you can send the report to a printer or export the report to various file formats. This includes formats such as Microsoft Word DOC and RTF and Adobe PDF. ShipWeight only comes with the viewer part of Crystal Reports. To be able to create your own reports, you must purchase the full version of Crystal Reports. The full version of Crystal Reports is a powerful, yet easy-to-use, tool for designing reports. Using Crystal Reports, you set up a report template specifying: 1. what data the report should contain 2. the order the data should appear 3. the format of the report You can easily insert graphics, such as your company logo, into the report. Also a variety of charts are available for use in your report. 8-1 ShipWeight – User’s Guide, version 10.0, April 2011
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