Views
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What is a view?
A View is very similar to the [Reports]( ) in DGS, its main function is to display data to the User in an easy to read format.
The main feature that differs Views from [Reports]( ) is the fact that Views show mainly live data (Ex. Viewing Production from the currently running shift.). Although this is highly configurable. Because the data on a view is live and periodically refreshed the user will not have access to a [shift selector]( ). However many of the [Reports]( ) that allow a user to view historical data can be accessed from a view with the use of buttons. Buttons can be placed anywhere on a View and can trigger many user activated actions including, opening a [Report]( ), opening an Input, opening a Schedule, or switching to another View or DGS module.
The View Tool Bar
The View toolbar consists of 3 buttons and is located beneath the [tabs]( ) section.
The functions of the buttons are as follows :
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Use this button to print out whichever pages of the report you want. The file will be in the PDF format when sent out. | |
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Refresh Page | Use this button to refresh the report data, using any parameters you have changed. Is only visible in the toolbar when the [shift/date selector]( ) is not active |
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Enable / Disable Debug | Use This button to enable and disabling the debugger on the report. Note : Can be visible when in Design mode(). |