Selecting a report format 

The Presence at workplace report  has two appearances: Standard or Compact. The Personal presence-at-workplace report has two appearances: View 1 or View 2. In the Compact and View 2 option, photos of users can be displayed in the report. To display user photos, do the following:

1. Go to the <Axxon PSIM installation directory>\Modules\Wt2.
2. Open the Web.config file for editing.

3. Add the following key to the <appSettings> key group:

   <add key="PSIMPath" value="C:\Program Files (x86)\Axxon PSIM\" />

   where "C:\Program Files (x86)\Axxon PSIM\" is the Axxon PSIM installation directory.

   Note

   Photos are assigned to users in the Access Manager module (see Assigning a photograph to a user in the Access Manager software module).

4. Save the changes in the Web.config file.

Adding the fields to the custom database template file

For the Presence at workplace report correct operation, it is necessary to do the following:

1. Create a text document with the .dbi extension (for example ext.dbi) in the root directory of the Axxon PSIM installation — C:\Program Files (x86)\Axxon PSIM\.

   Note

   You can add the fields to the psim.ext.dbi file, which is specifically designed for custom tables and fields (see The ddi.exe utility for editing database templates and external settings files).

2. Open this dbi file in a text editor.

   Attention!

   Before you enter any data, make sure that the Windows-1251 text encoding is selected. Otherwise, when adding additional fields to the database, the text will be recognized incorrectly.

3. Copy the following code block to the dbi file:

   [OBJ_PERSON]
   personnelCat, CHAR, 64 //Personnel category{C%Workers|Employees|Managers|Other}
   course, CHAR, 255 //Activity area
   contractNum, CHAR, 255 //Agreement #
   specialty, CHAR, 255 //Speciality

4. After the fields are created, it is necessary to save the changes in the dbi file.

   Attention!

   After you save the dbi file, it is necessary to update the main database. To do this, use the idb.exe utility (see The ddi.exe utility for editing database templates and external settings files).