Beginning with the second
maintenance release of SAS Web Report Studio 4.31, the preferred way
to e-mail a URL is using a report definition snapshot. For more information,
see
E-mail a URL for a Report Definition Snapshot. However, sending an e-mail from the
File Management window
is still supported.
Note: The e-mail option is available
only for saved reports.
To e-mail the URL for
a report using the File Management window,
complete these steps:
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In View mode, select
FileManage Files to access the
File Management window.
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Next to the name of
the report that you want to e-mail, click
in the
Actions column, and
then select
E-mail.
If the report does not
contain multiple sections or prompts, then the default e-mail application
(for example, Microsoft Outlook) opens. The generated URL for the
report is automatically copied into an e-mail message.
An E-Mail Message with the Generated URL for a Report
System administrators
can set a system option, which specifies that standard text appears
in e-mail messages with a generated URL for a report. In this example,
standard text appears both before and after the generated URL.
An E-Mail Message with Standard Text
If the report has multiple
sections or prompts, then instead of the default e-mail application,
a dialog box appears. You can select a section, specify prompt values,
or both. Complete
these additional steps:
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In the Define
Section and Prompt Values dialog box, complete either
of these tasks:
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For a report that has multiple
sections, select a section from the
Open to section drop-down
list. This is the section of the report that appears when the user
clicks the link.
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For a report with prompts, the
prompt values are available for you to select. There will be scroll
bars for multiple prompts. You can scroll to answer more prompts.
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Click
E-mail
Report. The
default e-mail application (for example, Microsoft Outlook) opens,
and the generated URL for the report is automatically copied into
an e-mail message.
If the URL with parameters,
section information, or both is too long to send, then an error message
displays. You can download a shortcut to a file that can be used to
open the report.
Error Message If the URL Is Too Long
You can either attach
the downloaded file to an e-mail message or save the shortcut file
to disk and then send a link to the shortcut. If you click
OK in
the error message, a
File Download dialog
box appears. Click
Save to save the files
to disk. The prefix of
OPEN_
is added
to the filename. The file type is HTML. You can attach this file to
an e-mail message.
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