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Predefined Filter Dialog

The Predefined Filter dialog appears when you select Menu > Tools > Predefined Filter or Predefined Filter on the toolbar of the Business View Editor. It helps you to add predefined filters to a business view. The predefined filters can be applied when creating/modifying reports based on the business view in Logi JReport Server by end users. See the dialog.

The following are details about options in the dialog:

Filters

Lists all the predefined filters in the business view. You can modify a filter's name and description in the box.

• New
  Creates a filter.
• Delete
  Removes the selected filter.

Condition

Specifies the filter conditions.

• Add Condition
  Adds a new condition line.
• Delete
  Deletes the selected condition line.
• Group
  Makes the selected conditions in one group.
• Ungroup
  Makes the selected condition ungrouped.
• Up
  Moves the selected condition or group up to a higher level.
• Down
  Moves the selected condition or group down to a lower level.
• Logic
  Lists the logic operator.
  • And
    Logic operator And which is applied to this and the next line or group.
  • Or
    Logic operator Or which is applied to this and the next line or group.
• Field
  Specifies the field to be filtered. You can either type in the field directly or select next to the text box to specify the field in the View Element Resources dialog.
• Operator
  Specifies the operator to compose the filter expression.
  • =
    Equal to
  • >=
    Greater than or equal to
  • >
    Greater than
  • <
    Less than
  • <=
    Less than or equal to
  • !=
    Not equal to
  • [not] in
    Causes an enumerated list of values to appear in the WHERE clause predicate, used for evaluating for a true condition. For operator ‘in' or ‘not in', multiple values separated by comma (,) are allowed.
  • [not] like
    Like string pattern matching operator is used to compare the first expression string value to the pattern string (the second expression). If you want to use wildcard character in the pattern string, only "_" and "%" are supported.
  • [not] between
    Allows the system to evaluate whether or not data values are located between a range of values indicated in the predicate. For operator ‘between' or ‘not between', there are two value text boxes for inputting the same type of values.
  • is [not] null
    It is used in WHERE clause predicates to match null values occurring in a specified data field. For operator ‘is null' or ‘is not null', the value text box is hidden.
• Value
  Specifies the value of how to filter the field. You can either type the value in the text box manually or select next to the text box to specify the value in the Values dialog.
• SQL Statement
  Displays the SQL statement of the filter condition.

OK

Applies the changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Cancels the changes and exits the dialog.

Help

Displays the help document about this feature.

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