Cognos Analytics

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.

@Jenifer Broughton The audit deployment, which contains the Audit Package and reports, will be located in <Your_Cognos_Install_Directory>\​samples\Audit_samples

However, if you do not have an audit database configured in Cognos Configuration to capture audit information, this technique will not work until you setup the audit db.

@Jenifer Broughton - The Audit Package is provided by default with Cognos Analytics. No special permissions as it's just like any other Framework Manager Package. ​

If you're not able to locate the Audit Package, you may need to speak to your Administrator to have them import the Audit deployment, which contains the Audit package and a set of reports, into your environment.

@Jenifer Broughton Thanks for providing the details. To accomplish this, you would need to use Event Studio and the Cognos Audit Package ​. As the audit DB will capture failures related to data sets.

The event condition would look something like:

[Target type] = 'DataSet BatchReportService' and [Status] = 'Failure' and cast([Time stamp],date) = current_date

Also, attached a screenshot for reference.