Hi all –
We’ve been looking for a way to get this, but so far haven’t found a way.
Does anyone know of a way, either “live”, or at least via a report, to get a Sprint Tracking report (i.e., progress toward completion for a particular sprint) rolled up by Feature Group?
We can see this level of information for an entire project, but not isolated to a sprint.
Thanks!
Jeff
I can’t answer your question but am interested in which reports you find most useful?
I like the taskboard but can’t print
it as a report. Any ideas?
Hessel
Best,
Joel
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Joel
Thanks for the info!
There is a large number of reports we would like to have in V1, but there is always 'one more'. That was the purpose behind datamart and VersionOne - to provide a low entry means for creating reports.
If you have access to either of these and need assistance, please don't hesitate to ask. Also, please do submit your recommendation to IdeaSpace. Since the roadmap is close, perhaps it could be modified in a future release to accommodate that report.
Best,
We have "Enterprise", and host our system. I guess we don't have analytics.
Can you elaborate on how I might do this "through the datamart"?
Thanks,
Since you host your system, you can install the Datamart (assuming you are on a reasonably recent release, say the last year). The datamart is essentially a daily snapshot of the assets in your V1 system, put into a separate database that is designed for reporting. More information (installation, schema, etc) can be found here - http://community.versionone.com/sdk/DetailedDocumentation/Datamart/VersionOne%20Datamart.html
In your scenario, you would use the daily snapshot of the state of all stories (along with estimates, what feature group they belong to, and other information) for every day in your iteration to create a % complete of the feature group within the iteration.
Once you have the datamart up and running, you can right a SQL query against it (or front-end it with a reporting tool of your choice, like business objects) and create reports against it. You can also connect Excel to it.
Again, in your example (and this isn't correct or complete SQL but meant more or less to convey the intent) you could have something like the following:
Select Story.Name, Story.State, FeatureGroup.Name where Story.FeatureGroupID = FeatureGroup.ID and Story.Date between (Iteration.BeginDate, Iteration.EndDate) group by Story.Date
I hope this helps some. Its actually quite a large topic, so if anything isn't clear, please ask more questions.
Best,
Joel
Cheers,
If you could, please do submit your idea for the report to IdeaSpace - https://ideaspace.versionone.com/default