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July 24, 2019
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Enable "Edit Schedule" for completed Data Warehouse requests

  • July 24, 2019
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Provide a way to edit and repurpose a completed DW request instead of duplicating it.

Sometimes, a "completed" Data warehouse request can be repurposed to extract the same data again. When such requirements arise, the current design does not allow us to "edit" a completed data warehouse request providing a quick way to run them for a different date range, instead it requires one to duplicate the DW request and create a new one out of it.

To me, this results in:

1. Duplication of DW requests whenever similar "one time" extraction needs arise.

2. Increases the list of dormant "completed DW requests", thus clustering the DW request queue.

3. Time & effort is spent in recreating the same request again - this can be avoided.

Provide edit feature to improve user experience. Duplication can be used where necessary.

7 replies

sebasjo1Author
Level 2
July 24, 2019

Visitors to this idea, if you agree. Please leave a comment and vote.

Andrew_Chepurny
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
July 24, 2019

If its on a schedule, you can edit the schedule of the next scheduled job of that instance from the Request Manager.

sebasjo1Author
Level 2
July 24, 2019

Agreed, that is doable and I use it. The focus here is on "completed" DW request.

Andrew_Chepurny
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
July 24, 2019

Fair enough!

sebasjo1Author
Level 2
September 11, 2019

Anyone from Adobe, can you confirm if this idea is been considered, assessed for development?

Level 2
July 6, 2020

Also have the same issue. Struggling to understand why you can't just edit the underlying setup, this is a pretty basic functionality of report building. Plus I can see that this has been requested since 2011 at least so very poor experience from Adobe not to address it.

January 31, 2024

I agree that this would a be very useful. Hopefully, this is will be forthcoming can someone from Adobe acknowledge whether this is the case.