Vinicius Sobral

[Vinicius Sobral]

In my case I have tried both simple queries (only one table) and using joint also (this would probably be the query I would use in my reports, but the result is always columns from one table only)

The thing with EAdocX is:
Since I want to report the same element differently in, for instance, 2 sections in the same document (I have also posted a feature suggestion about this issue), I need an Element report section. Unfortunately, the elements selection in this report does not fit my needs. This would be solved by the SQL queries, but as already said, it does not work as expected.

Best regards.

[Vinicius Sobral]

Sorry to reply on this topic, but I have a question regarding these SQL results also.

I understand that this feature is still not working correctly, due to EA’s limitations, is that correct?

However, I didn’t find any documentation about how to produce this queries for eaDocX. In future versions of eaDocX, if this feature is fixed, what exactly should I return in my queries? I ask because the option of using SQL queries is located in the ‘source’ of an element report, so I didn’t know if I should return the packages/diagrams in which I would like to run the report, or the filtered elements already.

Neither do I know what properties to return (the ID, the Name or what).

What can you guys say?

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