I want to make a chart with all Check In in days in my TFS.
I'm using Visual Studio online and I make the next query
In my taks I can see the changeset in LINKS tab but I only see the column "Related Count Item" but this only show the numbers of tasks asociate to my backlogs. I don't know how to get the changeset count.
I want to have a chart like this but showing the numbers of check ins in a day. This are showing the number of related task added every day.
This is not yet available in VSO. You would need to get the data from the API and build the chart yourself. The data should be available in the rest API, and in the object model.
https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/integrate/api/overview
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The Problem
Accounts Receivable has asked me to add (pre)payments to the invoices they send out because customers are paying twice (when they pre-pay and then when they get the invoice). They have tried sending receipts of payments with the invoice, but the double payments are still happening. Plus, as the head of Accounting said, "If doctor bills can show payments, why can't we? The pre-payments are applied in the system to an invoice but why is there no way to include that on the invoice?"
My Investigation
The Invoice report form has ARTran entity as the detail lines on any given invoice. However, ARTran only includes the itemized lines created for an invoice (usually from a link Sales Order) and not the applied payments. Applied payments are in the table ARAdjst which has no correlation to ARTran. So, my immediate thought is that a subreport is needed. Acumatica's help files say in order to add subreport, the report definition file needs to be in the same file on the server as the main report definition and that the subreport needs to have the same report parameters as the main report.
Proposed Solution
Create a subreport for ARAdjst for an invoice and total the payments in the subreport at the bottom of the main report. Let the subreport be visible only if there are payments. Subtract the payment total from the invoicing total, which is what Accounting really wants.
How It's Going
I have created a simple report called Adjustments that has the same parameters as the invoice and shows the ARAdjst for the invoice and sums the total for payments. I added the subreport to the Invoice report and linked them via parameters. I haven't even tried to get the sum of Adjustments to a field on the Invoice. I also added the Adjustments report to the server via the Report Designer (which puts the definition in the database) and by copying the file to reports folder on the server because that's what the help says to do. It crashes every time I try to run invoices in Acumatica. I also had to remove the group footer on invoice that I added for the Adjustments subreport, because I was getting an error even if I rolled back to a different version. I've considered the fact that since it's not a system report, that might be why it won't let me add it as a subreport. There are no system reports that show (pre)payments beyond AR Detail or AR Register, both of which are not what I'm looking for.
My Plea
Has anyone added a non-system report as an Acumatica subreport before and had the addition work? If yes, how?
I'm feeling like this solution is dead in the water, right now. And I never thought I would see the day when I miss Crystal Reports, ha. I was going to take screenshots of the report layouts, but obviously, there is more to it than that or it would be working.
There's nothing really special with built-in sub-reports.
You need to have 2 rpx files in reports folder for report and sub-report.
Then you put a SubReport element in the main Report.
Passing the parameters is the most tricky part. Reference: https://help-2018r1.acumatica.com/Wiki/ShowWiki.aspx?pageid=da5f4cca-6435-4400-a814-8d74ae813986
Maybe I'm wrong but from what I know, you can pass a parameter from Report to Sub-Report:
But you can't pass the parameter from Sub-Report to Report:
To display the total of Sub-Report in the Report I would add a new custom field to the report DAC (invoice) that sums the pre-payments. This custom field can be initialized with the desired value in many ways. For example, using a field attribute like PXFormula/PXDBCalc or with a FieldSelecting event.
I am trying to Fetch those changesets whose reviewer has not been added. I want the list of those check-in and then I want to add reviewer. I am trying it to do the following way:
Thanks in advance. I am using VS19.
Update
It's not possible to do this through any work item query. It is a bit annoying that you may have to manually check that each changeset has a review. If lack of review is really a problem for your team, I would suggest setting up a check-in policy.
Of course, there is another option that is querying directly to TFS Warehouse but it's tricky and requires access to that database and knowledge on the schema.
When you request a code review from a changeset, it's not Bi-directional, only link one way.
This means you can't directly know if a changeset was code-reviewed or not from changeset ID. To get the association, you need to go through work item. There 's a work item called code review work item
You can make queries searching for Code Review Request work items and you will find associated changesets on the field Associated Context (Changeset id or Shelveset Name)
Inside the Code Review Request work item, you can check the changeset via the link at the top of the work item view. And you could check if there is a child work item with type "Code Review Response" It is created for each person who's been requested to provide review comments.If there is not any child work item which means this code review without any reviewer, you could choose to persons later.
More details about fields, you could take a look at this link -- Code review and feedback field reference
I'm trying to create a report to pull my Square POS transaction data into Excel through Power Query. Basically, I want the information available in the standard "Items Detail CSV" report found in the Square Dashboard, but connected to Excel so I can build custom reporting and update it any time with a refresh.
I can connect to the Square data in Excel no problem. What I'm having trouble with is finding the right data, specifically the notes the merchant can enter in during the time of sale about the item. We have several items that will come up as "Custom Amount" where we enter additional notes about the item, and I can't find the notes field through the API.
After looking through the documentation, I've tried two main queries:
The Transactions List from v2:
https://connect.squareup.com/v2/locations/{location_id}/transactions
The Payments List from v1:
https://connect.squareup.com/v1/{location_id}/payments
The Payments List includes the v1PaymentItemization data type, which should include the notes field defined as "Notes entered by the merchant about the item at the time of payment, if any." I assume that's what I'm looking for.
(Link to documentation: https://docs.connect.squareup.com/api/connect/v1#type-v1paymentitemization)
However, I cannot find the notes field anywhere in my pulled results. There are no error messages, and I see every data field listed in the v1PaymentItemization documentation except "notes" in my query results.
Edit: The notes we're using are on individual items, not the payment as a whole. This fits the description of V1 List Payments -> PaymentItemization -> notes. I did check the tender notes as mentioned in the comments, but this was not what I'm looking for. Until now, I wasn't aware we could make a comment on the transaction as a whole, as opposed to individual items. The individual items notes would be more helpful anyway.
Either way, I didn't find the tender notes in the pulled data either. Most of the fields are there in the data pull, but not notes, v1TenderEntryMethod, and a couple of others. There's actually more data available in the standard dashboard reports than is actually pulling from the API.
I do realize a workaround is to export the Item Detail CSV report from the Square Dashboard, and then manipulate the data in Excel from there. I could even have a connection to the folder or file where I save my exports. It's just not as smooth as the desired result of opening Excel, setting my parameters there, and clicking refresh to get the data and formatted report all in one place.
Thanks
Second Edit: In the POS, I'm entering an amount which shows up as Custom Amount in the itemized list for the sale. I then click on the Custom Amount to add a note to it and specify what the item is (e.g., "Lamp"). That note is applied to a single item, and there may be several items per transaction that have these notes added to them which would otherwise only show as "Custom Amount" on a report or receipt. We do this because we sell several items that are not standard inventory items, but we do want to keep track of what we've sold.
I can see these notes for each item in the standard reporting, so I know the data is entered and saved correctly. However, I can't find the note field when I pull from the API. I see all of the other itemization fields (i.e., name, quantity, item_detail, itemization_type, etc.), but not the note field.
I'm getting these results with a simple /v1/payments pull with no parameters or filters.
We are using TFS 2010.
Is there a way to find the unique work items types associated in all the check-ins for this week?
E.g. if there were 15 check-ins done this week, then some of them might have been associated to a "task" type of workitem, some to "bug" and some to "requirement". I need to get these workitem types used for check-ins.
Can i perhaps create a TFS query to get this data or by some other way?
This cannot be queried using a work item query, since the "Changeset" relation cannot be queried. It is possible to track the workitems which have changed between dates, but you cannot limit that to only triggering on added changeset relations.
You can of course query the history through the UI or the command line, but that doesn't provide you with an easily extractable list of work items.
It would be rather straightforward to use the TFS Client Object Models VersionControlServer class to query the history between 2 dates and then grab the list of associated work items from there. If such a solution would be something you'd consider.
Having some trouble getting this to work... I basically want the report to look similar to:
The way I remember doing this in the past was by creating "page groups" in the report wizard. However, I believe that was in VS05, and now the report wizard is very different in VS10. It now has column groups and row groups but no page groups, and I can't see how to get this to work without the wizard either. If tried looking for a tutorial or example but haven't had much luck. Also, the site 'gotreportviewer.com' is pretty terrible and has not been much help.
To create the effect of one record per page means you need to set a group element to the report. For instance assume you have a database table called "Login" and you wanted to group by a person's login name. Here is what you do:
First add a table to the report like so:
The table can be found in the "Toolbox" on the left hand side of VS2010. Once the table is added you will want to add a group to this table:
After this you will want to go to the properties of the group:
Here you simply can set a page break between each instance of a group, in addition, this will give you a "one record per page".