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This documentation is proprietary information of New Mexico State University (NMSU) and is not to be copied, reproduced, lent or disposed of, nor used for any purpose other than that for which it is specifically provided without the written permission of NMSU.

Prepared For: Release 10 Prepared By:

New Mexico State University P.O. Box 30001

Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 United States of America

Issued: September 2009

In preparing and providing this publication, NMSU is not rendering legal, accounting, or other similar professional services NMSU makes no claims that an institution’s use of this publication or the software for which it is provided will insure compliance with applicable federal or state laws, rules, or regulations. Each organization should seek legal, accounting and other similar professional services from competent providers of the organization’s own choosing.

© 2009 Regents of New Mexico State University

  Third-party hardware and software product names and trademarks are owned by their

respective third-party owners/providers; NMSU make no claims to such names or trademarks. Use of this material is solely for the support of Cognos products at New Mexico State

University.

For more information about this document, contact [email protected]. Cognos (R) is trademarked by Cognos Incorporated.

This document applies to IBM (R) Cognos (R) 8and may also apply to subsequent releases.

Copyright (C) 2008 Cognos ULC (formerly Cognos Incorporated). Cognos ULC is an IBM Company. All rights reserved.

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Introducing Reporting ... 1 

Terminology ... 2 

Cognos Users ... 2 

Frequently Used Terms ... 3 

Getting Started ... 4 

Gaining Access to Cognos ... 4 

Logging into Cognos ... 5 

Using Cognos Connection ... 6 

Public Folders ... 7 

My Folders ... 7 

Navigating My Folders ... 8 

Create a New Folder ... 9 

Accessing Reports ... 10 

Run an Existing Report ... 10 

Run an Existing Report with Options ... 11 

Advanced Options ... 12 

E-mailing the Report ... 13 

Formatting Reports ... 14 

Specify a Format for a Report ... 15 

Managing Entries ... 16 

Organize Entries ... 16 

Copy an Entry ... 17 

Create a Shortcut ... 18 

Delete an Entry ... 20 

Search for an Entry ... 21 

Scheduling Reports ... 23 

Prompts in Scheduled Reports ... 23 

Schedule a Report ... 24 

Appendix A: Preparing your Browser Settings ... 27 

Local Intranet ... 28 

Custom Security Level ... 29 

Appendix B: Refreshing Your Credentials ... 30 

Appendix C: Cognos Connection Icons ... 32 

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Introducing Reporting 

NMSU has a few tools used to provide their users reports. Student data users can use Cognos to view  reports. Users may request new reports by sending an email to [email protected] with detailed 

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Getting Started  

In this section you will learn how to:   Gain Access to Cognos   Check your browser   Log into Cognos   Navigate in Cognos Connection 

Gaining Access to Cognos   

University data must be handled responsibly. Some data may be restricted by a college, department, or  cannot be released to persons outside NMSU.  Cognos is a web‐based solution. There is not software loaded on the desktop to run Cognos.  Additionally, there are no Java plug‐ins that need to be downloaded. You will need to use your NMSU  Username and NMSU Password to use Cognos.   End‐Users must request access to Cognos by completing the Student System Data Access Request Form  located at: http://onestop/SecurityForm.pdf. The form must be fully completed, signed and submitted  to Student Information Management, MSC 3EM. Once security is processed you will be notified by  email.  

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Appendix A: Preparing your Browser Settings 

Users should utilize one of the approved browsers to use Cognos successfully. Although the user  probably could log on to Cognos with any browser, there could be a point where certain features might  not work.   It becomes very obvious that something is wrong when buttons don’t work, or features won’t load. The  first step in troubleshooting any Cognos problems will be to verify the browser is supported.   Browsers fall into three categories:  Active:  The browser has been tested extensively.  Compatible:  The browser has been through limited testing, or support is based in Cognos partners  and/or third party vendor’s compatibility statements.   The following lists the web browsers supported by Cognos:   COGNOS CONNECTION /   REPORT VIEWER / QUERY STUDIO / REPORT  STUDIO / ANALYSIS STUDIO  OPERATING SYSTEM   COGNOS 8  SERVER  

Microsoft Internet Explorer 8.0  Windows Active 

Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0  Windows Active 

Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP2  Windows XP Compatible

Firefox 3.6  Windows /OS X/ UNIX / Linux Compatible

Firefox 3.5  Windows /OS X/ UNIX/Linux Active 

Note: MS Office integration is only supported on Windows platforms (i.e. export to Excel). 

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Appendix C: Cognos Connection Icons 

ICON  DESCRIPTION  ICON  DESCRIPTION 

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