Process analytics, dashboard and queries

Hi Francois,

I think you could use Database.Find() to get the First-Level-Groups you are looking for, then use Group.ModelList() to get all Models from that group and then use Group.Childs() to get the other Groups inside on the lower levels and use Group.ModelList() in them too.

Hopefully I could help you. :)

Kind regards,

Bennet

Salut François,

did you try the standard reports?

• Output models and objects of the groups
• Automation/Model status overview

For unknown reasons the authors limited both reports for use in Aris Connect (no dialogs, no recursive evaluation of groups) although this should work since Aris 10 SR 6 as well.

For a custom script you will find there the necessary methods to traverse the group hierarchy.

Regards, Martin

then use Group.Childs() to get the other Groups inside on the lower levels and use Group.ModelList() in them too.

Don't do this, it may choke the ARIS server/Database server depending on how many levels there are to evaluate.

Instead only call this function once

contextGroup.ModelList(true, [Constants.MT_EEPC]);

- the first parameter (true) will make it so that subgroups are included (recursively).

Method documentation: https://myaris10now.softwareag.com/abs/help/en/script/ba/index.htm#report_OBJECTS_Group_modellist1.htm

Dear all,

Thanks a lot for your replies. Your answers drove me to explore how to build a wysiwyg report in ARIS Architect solution. I could use Groups, Subgroups, Model List and even Attributes.

I could script wht I was looking for.

Do you have any clue how to run it automatically and peridocally on a specific group ?

Looking forward for your ideas.

Thanks

Francois

Hi Francois,

have you tried looking in ARIS Architect > Evaluations > Timed Reports ? My wording might be off a bit as I am using ARIS Architect in german, but I hope you can find it.

Kind Regards, Bennet