Define the filter properties. To activate any of the following filters, select the checkbox to enable the dropdown menu where appropriate.
The filter dialog is divided into three panes.
Date
Specify the properties related to the request date:
Date Type
Defines the date category. The valid values are as follows:
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Deadline
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Exception
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Exported
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Reading Start
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Reading End
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Received
Range Type
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Select Day, Week, or Month for a defined date range.
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Select Custom to enter start and end dates instead of a defined date range.
Date Range
Defines the possible range of dates. This field is dependent on the Date Type. This dropdown displays the last date ranges of the specified Date Type. For example:
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If Range Type = Day, then Date Range contains dates for the last 30 days.
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If Range Type = Week, then Date Range contains the dates for the last 6 weeks.
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If Range Type = Month, then Date Range contains the dates for the last 3 months.
Note: If the Date Type = Deadline, the Date Ranges increase toward the future rather than displaying the past Date Ranges.
Start Date
Defines the start of the reading time range. Select a value from the dropdown list. Values displayed in the Start Date field depend on the selected value in the Range Type field.
End Date
Defines the end of the reading time range.
Select a value from the dropdown list. Values displayed in the End Date field depend on the selected value in the Range Type field.
Request Status
Select one or more request status checkboxes to view export requests in that status.
Additional Filters
This pane provides additional ways to filter the export requests on the Summary View.
Request ID
The ID that IEE assigns to the export request.
Requesting System
Defines the external system that is making the request. External systems must be configured in the External System code table in the System Administration workbench to appear here. For more information about how to configure the External System code table, see External system table.
Do not use the default task template. For every task type, create at least one task template for each external system, even if all of the parameters are the same. For example, if you have two external systems receiving data from the AMI Billing Export task type, create a separate task template for each external system.
Export Template
Defines the export task template employed for the export. For more information about task templates, see Task templates. The task templates you create are based off of one of the following AMI Data Export task types:
Schedule
If the source of the request is Schedule, the Schedule ID is displayed. You can also filter the displayed requests by a specific schedule. Select a schedule from the dropdown list.
Defines the unique schedule ID. When you create a schedule, you assign a unique ID. Schedules start all tasks simultaneously, not sequentially. Tasks that don't require data can start right away; other tasks might first interrogate the database, discover a lack of required data, and wait until that data arrives before running.
Configuration Group
Defines the configuration group name and type. The request may include all entities in a specified configuration group. Entities can be grouped based on their configuration properties for easier processing. For more information about grouping, see Group maintenance. You can also filter the displayed requests by a specific configuration group. Select a configuration group from the dropdown list of all group IDs in IEE.