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- In Report Parameters tab, select Yes from the Is Password Protected? drop-down.
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A Password Pattern field appears.
2. Now, enter the function and attributes patterns in the Password Pattern field.
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- s:getFirst can be used to read the starting characters from the selected attribute.
- s:getLast can be used to read the end characters from the selected attribute.
- d:day can be used to read days.
- d:month can be used to read the months in numbers. For example, 11 for the month November.
- d:monthabbr can be used to read the months in abbreviations. For example, Nov for the month November.
- d:monthfull can be used to read the months in words. For example, November for the month November.
- d:year can be used to read years.
- d:year2 can be used to read the last two digits of the year. For example, 21 for the year 2021.
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4. Enter '@' to view the list of password attributes available for the functions. Select any one from the attribute list.
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- FIRST_NAME
- MIDDLE_NAME
- LAST_NAME
- DATE_OF_BIRTH
- LOGIN_ID
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Here, s:getFirst(LOGIN_ID, 4) +getLast(MIDDLE_NAME, 3) is provided as the password pattern. The expression informs the system to read the first four characters from the Login ID (s:getFirst(LOGIN_ID, 4)), last three characters from the middle name (getLast(MIDDLE_NAME, 3)) and concatenate them to form a password..png?version=1&modificationDate=1616999210855&cacheVersion=1&api=v2)
5. Perform the other configurations and save the report.
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