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Custom Query Fragments
You can create Template Fragments to return data from SQL Queries, or from Model Scripts. The first step in defining such Fragments is to use the Custom Query settings to enter your SQL Search, a starting point for your Model Script, or the existing template fragments that correspond to the specific types of element being reported.
Access Package | Documentation | Document Templates: <template> > Content | File | Document Options > Custom Query
Custom Query Options
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Custom SQL |
Click on this radio button to enter an SQL Query. You can then add fields within the Custom section of your Template Fragment, to refer to the data returned by the SQL Query.
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Custom Script |
Click on this radio button to display a field in which you specify a Model Script; click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the Script that will be used by your Template Fragment. You can then add fields within the Custom section of your Template Fragment that refer to the data returned by the Script.
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Template Selector |
Click on this radio button to define a template that calls in other Template Fragments depending on the element type being reported on.
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Notes
| · | Custom Queries and the Custom template section can only be used in Template Fragments; they cannot be used in normal, full-document templates |
| · | Custom Queries can reference the ID of the element or Package currently being processed by the document template, using the #OBJECTID# or #PACKAGEID# macros |
| · | #Branch# gets the IDs of the child Packages of the current Package being processed, working recursively down to the lowest level of sub-Package; this is only valid when processing a Package - elements return a 0 value |
| · | #UserName# gets the name of the user logged into version control |
| · | #Author# takes the user name from the Author field in the General page of the Options dialog, so the defined search can be performed on objects created by that user (this value can be manually re-set in the Options dialog) |
| · | #Package# gets the package_ID of the currently-selected Package |
Learn more
Learning Center topics
| · | Alt+F1 | Enterprise Architect | Reporting | RTF Template Fragments | |
| · | Create a SQL based Fragment 1 |
| · | Create a SQL based Fragment 2 |
| · | Create a Script Fragment 1 |
| · | Create a Script Fragment 2 |
