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I am looking for a way within Windchill's functionality to generate a report template to display what parts in the system were set to "Released" within a specific year. Is this possible or has anyone had a similar idea? I am a new system administrator looking for a little bit of guidance. Thank you.
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Please see attached Word doc w/a report that returns what seems to be desired.
Can add other criteria as needed (e.g. last Rev only, certain time period when Released, etc.).
The same / test data includes a variety of situations.
If you are looking for the date the lifecycle state was change not the last modified data of items in Released state, you'll need to use the Query Builder and join to Lifecycle history to Parts:
You can look for when the Action on the history equals "Enter_Phase" and report on the created date of the history object as your bound for "this year". note that you might get multiple entries if item was released and re-released.
I see, the change request and life cycle tables are the important tables to have. On the next tab, "Select or Contrain", I'm going to want Life cycle, name, and date... still learning how the flow works with this report builder.
Working with query builder reports is not super easy.
Many among us have learned on our own by spending a lot of time on it.
To help community users understand something about how reports work, a few years ago I created this document:
https://community.ptc.com/t5/Windchill-Tips/Resource-for-reporting/ta-p/817824
You can also use this article from PTC Support, where a lot of articles with ready-to-use reports are collected
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/cs328887
As a starting point instead you can look at this page:
https://www.ptc.com/en/support/wnc-reporting-landing
Query Builder is very much like SQL queries. If you know how to write them or have someone who can help, that is step one though there are some limitations with Query Builder that frustrate me. I can do it in SQL but not with UI. My screen shot was an example from something I had. You can use Part in your case and not Change Request. The important thing is the date you are looking for is in Lifecycle History.
Take a look also at this discussion
Please see attached Word doc w/a report that returns what seems to be desired.
Can add other criteria as needed (e.g. last Rev only, certain time period when Released, etc.).
The same / test data includes a variety of situations.