Analyzing report dependencies

In a text editor, specify this text:

\Infor.BI.ApplicationStudio.AdminTools.exe --job=get-report-dependencies
                                    						--CSV=true --repository="<repository>" --project="<project>"
                                    						--catalog="<catalog>" --repository-user=<repository user>
                                    						--repository-password=<repository password> --output-file=<output
                                    						file>

In the text, strings such as <repository> are placeholders for parameter values that you must specify.

Specify values for these parameters:

<repository>: The repository to scan. For example, "Best_Practices_Templates"
<project>: The project of the repository. For example, "Best Practices Templates"
<catalog>: The catalog of the project. For example, "Best Practices Templates Reports"
<repository user>: A user who has access to the catalog. For example, Admin
<repository-password>: The password of the repository user
<output file>: The filepath and name of the output file. For example, c:\temp\BestPracticesResults.csv

Optionally, to scan a specific folder or an individual report, add one of these parameters:

Parameter	Description
`<folder-name>`	Specify the unique name of the folder to scan
`<report-name>`	Specify the unique name of the report to scan

Optionally, to output to a .txt file, change CSV=true to CSV=false.

Copy the amended text to the clipboard.

In Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Infor\BI\Application Studio

Select File > Open Windows PowerShell.

Paste the amended text into Windows PowerShell and press Return.

When the scan finishes, exit Windows PowerShell and browse to the output file.

Do not exit Windows PowerShell until the scan has finished.