Configuring Common KPI Inquiry¶

This page explains how application developers configure the Common KPI Inquiry page so that end users can query the attributes and metric data of assets according to business needs, and aggregate and analyze the data in the form of reports.

Prerequisites¶

The current account has menu access to the Common KPI Inquiry page in the target application, as well as the template-configuration permission of Common KPI Inquiry. If not assigned, contact your OU administrator.
The attributes, metrics, and dimension types of the relevant assets have been registered in EnOS. If needed, query the registered data through the EnOS Common Data Service API.
You have read Exploring Common KPI Inquiry to understand the functions of the Common KPI Inquiry page.

Note

Unified Monitoring supports customized menu names, so the actual menu name might differ from this document. The following text uses the default name “Common KPI Inquiry” to refer to the Common KPI Inquiry menu configured in the application.

Entering the Common KPI Inquiry Configuration Page¶

After the application creator’s account has the template-configuration permission of Common KPI Inquiry, enter the configuration page through the following steps:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane of the target application.
Select Function Configurations at the upper right of the page.

The configuration page contains four tabs, each determining a different aspect of the page:

Tab	What it determines	Typical timing for adjustment
Basic Configuration	Whether end users can modify query conditions themselves, whether they can use templates, the position of the total row, and the UI text of the page.	When you need to fix the report view, or place the total row at the top.
Asset Configuration	The asset granularity, asset types, and device types supported by the page, and the ways assets are filtered and sorted.	Must be configured before the page goes live; it determines which assets end users can query.
Time Configuration	The time intervals, quick time ranges, and end-time standard available to end users.	When you need to narrow the time granularity range, or align the end time to natural periods.
Data Configuration	The source of data classification and the data filtering capabilities available to end users.	When you need to enable filtering by enum values or filtering and sorting by conditions.

Configuring Page Functions¶

Basic Configuration¶

In the Basic Configuration tab, you can decide the scope that end users can adjust themselves on the page, and set the total row position and interface text.

Configuration item	Description	Default value
Modify Query Conditions	When enabled, the report-scope summary bar is displayed at the top of the page, and end users can select it to open the Report Configurations pop-up and modify the assets, data, and time of the current query themselves. When disabled, the summary bar is hidden from end users, and the page only displays the default view or the report fixed in a template; users with the template-configuration permission can still see the summary bar. Applicable to scenarios that require a unified report standard.	`Enable`
Template	When enabled, the template entry is displayed at the upper left of the page, and end users can apply, save, and manage report templates. When disabled, the template entry is hidden from end users; users with the template-configuration permission can still manage templates.	`Enable`
Template Menu Style	The expanded form of the template entry. `Card` displays template cards in the form of a panel, supporting collapsing and searching by group; `Drop-down` displays template names in a drop-down list, taking up less space. Configurable only when Template is enabled.	`Card`
Total Row Position	After time subtotal is enabled, the position where the total row appears in the report. `Bottom of last page` is returned by the server together with the data, and the total row is located after the data of the last page; `Top of each page` issues an additional subtotal query and places the total row at the top of the current page, so that end users always see the total value first when paging. This configuration takes effect only when the time interval filter is enabled and the current time interval is not `Accumulated`. When Total Row Position is set to `Top of each page`, the system automatically disables Asset Configuration > Enable Non-Enumerated Dimension Display; the two cannot be enabled at the same time.	`Bottom of last page`

Customizing UI Text¶

To meet customization needs such as project terminology display and brand exposure, you can uniformly update certain specific terms in the Common KPI Inquiry interface; the configuration takes effect on both the configuration page and the end-user page at the same time. For example, the standard term “site” can be replaced in batch with the business term “power station”.

Customize the interface text through the following steps:

Locate Customize UI Text in the Basic Configuration tab.
Select Add, and select or enter a key name in the Key column. Each key name can be configured only once, and up to 100 entries can be configured. To customize more text, contact the system administrator to obtain key names.
- When the key name does not exist in the text resources, the page shows Invalid key.
- When the key name already exists in the table, the page shows Key already added.
In the Default Text column, view the text to be replaced.
In the Custom Text column, enter the updated text. Separate input by interface language is supported, and a single language allows up to 200 characters.

After configuration, the Default Text values in system text will be uniformly replaced with the Custom Text values. Text entered later by yourself (such as data column names, template names, and action button names) is not affected.

Asset Configuration¶

In the Asset Configuration tab, you can decide the asset scope supported by the report and the way end users filter assets.

Configuration item	Description	Default value
Asset Granular	The query granularity supported by the report; multiple selections are allowed. `Site` queries the overall metrics of sites; `Device Group` queries the metrics of device groups of a specific type in a site; `Device` queries the metrics of specific devices in a site. The granularity selected here becomes the options that end users can switch among in Report Configurations.	`Site`, `Device Group`, `Device`
Asset Type	The asset types supported by the report; select at least one. Asset types are determined by the business object types in EnOS Common Data Service, such as wind power and photovoltaic. After selection, a row is generated for each asset type in the table below.	All site types
(Asset type table)	Configure the Multi-Site Device Query and Device Details switches for each asset type, and drag the sort icon to adjust the order of asset types. When no asset type has been selected, the table displays “Select asset types first”.	Multi-Site Device Query disabled, Device Details enabled
Multi-Site Device Query	When enabled, end users can select multiple sites at device granularity and query the devices under multiple sites at one time; when disabled, only one site can be selected each time. Applicable to scenarios that compare devices of the same type across multiple sites.	Disabled
Device Details	When enabled, end users can select the devices to query one by one. When disabled, the asset type enters device big-data mode; see Device Big-Data Mode.	Enabled
Device Type	The device types supported by the report; select at least one. The available range is determined by the business domain of the selected asset types, so device types are added or removed accordingly when asset types change. When values exist, the device type list is displayed below, and the order can be adjusted by dragging the sort icon. Configurable only when Asset Granular includes `Device`.	Automatically selected with asset types
Asset Display Order	The basis on which assets are arranged in report rows. `By Asset Tree Order` uses the node order of the organization structure in the application portal, suitable for ledger-type reports that need to align with the organizational structure; `By Selection Order` uses the order in which end users check assets, suitable for comparative analysis that needs to place key assets first.	`By Asset Tree Order`
Asset Tree Style	The display style of the asset list in the device filter and Select Asset Scope; multiple selections are allowed. `By Hierarchy` inherits the hierarchy of the organization structure; `By List` displays the devices in a site in a flat list by device type. When both are selected, end users can switch the asset tree style on the page.	`By List`
Asset Filter	When enabled, the asset filter is displayed in the filter row, and end users can switch assets directly without opening the Report Configurations pop-up.	`Enable`
Dimension Filter	When enabled, one filter is generated in the filter row for each dimension with enumerated values in the report, and end users can filter report rows by dimension value.	`Enable`
Enable Non-Enumerated Dimension Display	When enabled, dimensions without registered enumeration values are also displayed as columns in the report. Applicable to scenarios where dimension values are dynamically generated by business data and cannot be enumerated in advance. Configurable only when Total Row Position is `Bottom of last page`; after being enabled, Time Subtotal in the table settings is unavailable.	`Disable`
Synchronize Asset Filtering Scope	When enabled, when end users switch templates or open other KPI Inquiry pages, the site scope already selected on the current page is used by default without reselection. Takes effect only for pages whose asset granularity is site and whose site types are the same.	Disabled

Note

The page cannot be published when Asset Granular, Asset Type, or Asset Tree Style is empty.

Device Big-Data Mode¶

After Device Details is disabled for an asset type, the asset type enters device big-data mode at device granularity, where the server aggregates and paginates by site plus device type. This mode is applicable to scenarios where a single site has an extremely large number of devices and checking them one by one is impractical, but it has three visible impacts on end users, which are recommended to be communicated at the same time during configuration:

End users can only select sites, and the device filter is no longer displayed on the page.
Fewer data items are available: only metrics that support dimension filtering and pagination appear in Select Data.
The report does not support Group By Dimension. Group By Dimension is unavailable in all reports of device granularity, and is not a limitation unique to device big-data mode.

Time Configuration¶

In the Time Configuration tab, you can decide the time intervals and time ranges available to end users.

Configuration item	Description	Default value
Time Interval Filter	When enabled, the time interval filter is displayed in the filter row, and end users can switch the time granularity of the report themselves. When disabled, the time granularity is fixed and determined by Time Interval below.	`Enable`
Time Interval	The range of time intervals available to end users. `Default` opens all time intervals; `Specified` opens only the intervals you check in the selector below. The available values are `1 minute`, `5 minutes`, `10 minutes`, `15 minutes`, `30 minutes`, `1 hour`, `Day`, `Week`, `Month`, `Quarter`, `Year`, and `Accumulated`. Among them, `Accumulated` is not split by period and directly calculates the accumulated value over the whole time range.	`Default`
Quick Time Range	When enabled, the quick time range filter is displayed in the filter row, and end users can specify the start and end time with one click by preset ranges.	`Enable`
Time Range Cutoff	The end-time standard of quick time ranges. `As of current time` counts up to the moment when the query is initiated, suitable for daily monitoring; `End of calendar period` counts up to the natural end moment of the selected period, suitable for monthly and quarterly reviews aligned with the report standard.	`Current Moment`
Time Range	The quick time ranges available to end users. `Default` opens all ranges; `Specified` opens only the ranges you check in the selector below. The available values are `Last 24 Hours`, `Yesterday`, `Today`, `This Week`, `Last 7 Days`, `Last 30 Days`, `Last Month`, `This Month`, `Last 4 Weeks`, `Last 6 Months`, `Last 12 Months`, `This Quarter`, `This Year`, `Last Year`, `Last 3 Years`, and `Custom`.	`Default`
Synchronize Time Filtering Scope	When enabled, when end users switch templates or open other KPI Inquiry pages, the time range already selected on the current page is used by default without reselection.	Disabled

Note

When Time Interval or Time Range is set to Specified, the behavior of the corresponding selector depends on the filter switch: when the filter is enabled, it is multi-select, and end users can switch within the selected ranges; when the filter is disabled, it is single-select, fixing the report to one time interval or time range.
The quick time ranges actually available to end users are further narrowed by the time interval. For example, when the time interval is Year, only This Year, Last Year, and Last 3 Years are retained.

Data Configuration¶

In the Data Configuration tab, you can decide the source of data classification and the filtering capabilities available to end users.

Configuration item	Description	Default value
Data Field Group	The key of the business object field group used by the page to read data classification. This key determines the values of the Data Classification column in the Select Data pop-up. Keep the default value unless otherwise agreed. To configure the business object field group, contact the system administrator.	`Metric_Tool`
Column Selector	When enabled, the data filter is displayed in the filter row, and end users can check the data columns to display without reconfiguring the report.	`Enable`
Filter by Enum Values	When enabled, enum filtering can be enabled one by one for data items with enumerated values in Select Data, and end users can filter report rows by enum values in the filter row. For example, viewing only devices in the Fault status by device status.	`Disable`
Filter & Sort by Conditions	When enabled, the Filter entry is displayed in the filter row, and end users can filter report rows by metric thresholds and sort metric columns by clicking the headers.	`Disable`

Visual Grouping on Device Type is currently not supported for direct editing on the configuration page. After importing a page configuration containing deviceGroupKey, this configuration still takes effect; to add or modify this configuration, contact the system administrator.

Publishing the Page¶

After completing the configuration, publish the page through the following steps to make the configuration take effect for end users:

Select Publish at the upper right of the configuration page.
In the pop-up, enter the modification description of this publishing and other content as the Remarks. The remark will be displayed in the history version list, facilitating later locating and rollback.
Select OK.

Note

Before publishing, make sure that Asset Granular, Asset Type, and Asset Tree Style are all filled in; otherwise, the page cannot be published. If you exit the configuration page without publishing, the changes made this time will be discarded.

Mapping Report Filters to Configuration Items¶

Each filter that end users see in the filter row is controlled by a switch in the function configuration. The following table lists the correspondence between filters and configuration items, facilitating troubleshooting of the problem that “end users cannot see a certain filter”:

Filter	Tab	Configuration item	Additional condition
Asset filter	Asset Configuration	Asset Filter	—
Dimension filter	Asset Configuration	Dimension Filter	The dimension has registered enumeration values in the report
Enum filter	Data Configuration	Filter by Enum Values	Enum filtering has been checked for the data item in Select Data, and subtotal by dimension is not currently enabled
Time interval filter	Time Configuration	Time Interval Filter	The report contains metrics
Quick time range filter	Time Configuration	Quick Time Range	The report contains metrics
Custom time range	Time Configuration	Time Range	The value is `Default`, or the `Specified` ranges include `Custom`
Data filter	Data Configuration	Column Selector	—
Filter (filter by conditions)	Data Configuration	Filter & Sort by Conditions	Subtotal by dimension is not currently enabled, and the report contains metrics that support filtering

The filter row is shown below.

The filter row appears only after the page has completed a query. When entering the page for the first time and query conditions are not configured, the page displays “Query conditions are not configured. Click here”.

Configuring Query Conditions¶

In addition to the page functions, you also need to build a specific metric inquiry report as the initial view that end users see when entering the page. The report configuration is completed in four steps in sequence:

Configure Dimensions and Statistics Rule: determines the asset granularity, asset types, dimension columns, and statistical method of the report.
Select Asset Scope: determines which assets the report includes.
Select Data: determines which data columns the report includes and how they are displayed.
Select Time Scope: determines the time interval and start/end time of the report data.

Configure the report through the following steps:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select the report-scope summary bar or More to its right at the top of the page to open the Report Configurations pop-up.
Complete the following four steps in sequence, and then select Apply. Selecting Reset in any step clears all selected content and starts over.

Configuring Dimensions and Statistics Rule¶

Field	Description
Asset Granular	The query granularity of the report. Select `Site` (queries the overall metrics of sites), `Device Group` (queries the metrics of device groups of a specific type in a site), or `Device` (queries the metrics of specific devices in a site). The available range is determined by Asset Granular in the function configuration; this field is not displayed when there is only one option.
Asset Type	The type of assets in the report. When the asset granularity is `Device Group` or `Device`, only one asset type can be selected; when it is `Site`, multiple asset types can be selected.
Dimension	Dimensions that occupy separate columns in the report and are displayed to the left of asset names; they must be registered in the dimension types of Common Data Service in advance. Select Add to open the dimension selection pop-up. Added dimensions can be sorted by dragging and deleted (required dimensions cannot be deleted). The title displays `selected count/limit`; the limit is 10 when the statistical method is `Details` and 9 when it is `Summary`. The dimension order determines the order of dimension columns in the report and can only be adjusted in this step. After the report is generated, the dimension columns as a whole are located before the data columns, and the column order cannot be changed at runtime.
Statistical Method	The way dimension data is presented. `Details` displays the data of each asset under each dimension, spread out row by row; `Summary` displays the sum of the data of all assets under each dimension and no longer displays individual assets. Displayed only when the asset granularity is `Site` or `Device Group` and dimensions other than time and asset name have been added; this field is not provided at device granularity.

Selecting Asset Scope¶

Check the assets included in the report in Select Asset Scope. The displayed asset tree changes with the asset granularity:

Site: multi-select the site tree.
Device Group: the device group tree.
Device: the site tree plus the device tree. Sites are single-selected when Multi-Site Device Query is disabled; only the site tree is displayed in device big-data mode.

The following functions are also available when selecting assets:

Switch Asset Tree: when the current OU has multiple organization structures configured, you can switch the organization structure at the upper right of the asset tree.
Switch Asset Tree Style: when both styles are enabled in the function configuration, you can switch between By List and By Hierarchy.

Selecting Data¶

Add the data columns included in the report in Select Data:

Add a single data item: Select + Data to open the Select Data pop-up, search for and check data items in the pop-up by conditions such as data name, identifier, data classification, time interval, data type, and asset type, and then select OK.
Add a data group: Select + Group to create a new group, enter the group name, and then select Add Data within the group. A data group is presented as a second-level header in the report, suitable for grouping metrics of the same type together.

The selected metrics must share a common time interval; otherwise, you cannot proceed to the next step.

Data groups are displayed in the report as follows:

Both data items and groups can be sorted by dragging, and group names support separate input by interface language. After expanding a data item, you can configure the following information:

Field	Description	Conditions and Limitations
Name	The display name of this data item in the report column header; separate input by interface language is supported.	Up to 50 characters. When left empty, the registered name of the data item is used.
Unit	The unit of this data item; separate input by interface language is supported, displayed after the column header name.	Up to 50 characters.
Filter by Enum Values	When checked, end users can filter report rows by the enum values of this data item in the filter row.	Displayed only when the data item has registered enumeration values, supports enum filtering, and Filter by Enum Values is enabled in the function configuration.
Unit Multiplier	Used to adjust the magnitude of the data when it is too large or too small; the value displayed in the report is the original value multiplied by the unit multiplier. For example, when the original data is `10000 Wh`, you can set Unit to `kWh` and Unit Multiplier to `0.001`, and the report displays `10 kWh`.	Defaults to 1. Displayed only for numeric data items, not for enumerated data items.
Condition	The conditional colors of the data column. Select Add to create a condition row: for numeric data items, configure the value range and color; for enumerated data items, configure the enum values and colors, and enum values already used cannot be selected again. Conditions are evaluated from top to bottom, and only the color of the first matching condition is used.	Supported only for integer, floating-point data items, or data items with enumerated values.

Selecting Time Scope¶

Field	Description
Time Interval	The time interval between adjacent data in the report; the value is the intersection of the time intervals of all selected data items, and is limited by Time Interval in the function configuration. `None` is displayed when no value is available. The time intervals supported by a data item are determined by the `interval` parameter configured when registering the data field in Common Data Service.
Quick Time Range	Specifies the start and end time by preset ranges; the available options change with the time interval. Displayed only when Quick Time Range is enabled.
Custom Time Range	Manually specifies the start and end time of the report data. The selection granularity of the calendar control changes with the time interval; for example, selection is by month when the time interval is `Month`.

Note

This step appears only when metrics have been selected and at least one of the time interval filter and quick time range setting is enabled. When the time range is too large, the query fails with the message “The time range is too large, please adjust it and try again”.

Configuring Action Buttons¶

Action buttons are displayed in the Action column of the report; after selecting one, end users can jump to the specified address with the data of the current row, for example, to the detail page of the device or the work order system. Configure action buttons through the following steps:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Table Settings at the right of the filter row.
In the Action Button area, select Add Action; up to 3 can be added. Added buttons can be sorted by dragging and deleted.
Configure the following information in the Action Button Configuration pop-up.
- - Field
  - Description
  - Conditions and Limitations
- - Button Name
  - The name of the button displayed in the action column; separate input by interface language is supported.
  - Required, up to 50 characters.
- - Button Activation Condition
  - The display condition of the button. After selecting Add Condition, specify a metric, an operator (<, <=, =, >, >=), and a threshold; the button is displayed only on rows that meet the condition. For example, displaying the repair button only when the device status is “Fault”. When the metric is enumerated, the operator is fixed to = and the threshold changes to selecting from enum values.
  - Up to 1 condition. Candidate metrics are the filterable metrics among the selected data items.
- - Opening Method
  - The presentation form of the jump. Select Open in new page, Open in same page, Open in bottom drawer, Open in right drawer, or Open in centered pop-up. Select a drawer or pop-up when end users need to keep the report context.
  - Required; defaults to Open in new page.
- - Drawer Size (% of Screen)
  - The proportion of the page occupied by the drawer, ranging from 50–85. Displayed only when the opening method is Open in bottom drawer or Open in right drawer.
  - Defaults to 55%.
- - Pop-up Window Size
  - The width and height of the pop-up, both ranging from 1–10000 px. Displayed only when the opening method is Open in centered pop-up.
  - Defaults to 520×424 px.
- - URL
  - The jump address. Data identifiers can be used as placeholders in the address, and the system replaces them with the values of the current row.
  - Required, up to 500 characters.
Select OK to close the pop-up, and then select OK in the table settings to save.

Note

The action button configuration is visible only to users with the template-configuration permission, and is not provided when the statistical method is Summary.

Managing Report Templates¶

A report template is used to fix a complete set of query conditions and display settings, avoiding repeated configuration by end users each time. A template mainly includes the following information:

Asset granularity, asset types, and asset scope
Dimensions and statistical method
Data columns, data groups, and column order
Time interval and time range
Subtotal settings, decimal places, number of frozen columns, and action buttons
Filter conditions and enum filtering

Templates are divided into two types:

My Template: visible only to the creator, used to accumulate personal analysis habits.
OU Template: visible to all end users in the OU; the template-configuration permission is required to create and edit one. Used to distribute a unified report standard to all users.

Enabling Report Templates¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Function Configurations at the upper right of the page.
In Basic Configuration > Template, select Enable.
In Template Menu Style, select Card or Drop-down.
Select Publish and select OK in the pop-up.

The card-style template menu is shown below.

The drop-down template menu is shown below.

Saving the Current Report as a Template¶

Save the configured metric inquiry report as a new template or update the current template through the following steps:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Hover the cursor over the settings button and select Save Template. Before saving a template, the page needs to have completed at least one query.
Enter the following information in the Save Template pop-up.
- - Field
  - Description
- - Template Name
  - Enter the name of the template; separate input by interface language is supported, up to 30 characters. The template cannot be saved when the name is empty. When exporting report data, if a template is currently applied, the exported file is named after the template name.
- - Template Description
  - Enter the description of the template, up to 100 characters. When left empty, the system automatically generates a description based on the selected attributes and metrics.
- - Template Type
  - Select OU Template to allow other users in the OU to also use this template, or select My Template to restrict this template to the current user. Only users with the template-configuration permission can select the template type; other users can only save it as My Template.
- - Template Category
  - Select the group the template belongs to, or create a new group directly here. When not selected, the template is placed in the default group.
- - Save as OU default view / Save as my default view
  - Select Yes to display the current report by default when entering the Common KPI Inquiry page. When the template type is OU Template, this field is Save as OU default view, taking effect for all users in the OU; when it is My Template, it is Save as my default view, taking effect only for yourself. A personal default view is loaded with priority over an organization default view. When a template is set as the default view, the default view mark of other templates of the same type is automatically cancelled.
Select OK.

Saving the Modified Template as a New Template¶

If a template is currently applied on the page and the original template has been modified, save the modified template as a new template through the following steps, keeping the original template unchanged:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Hover the cursor over the settings button and select Save as Template. Save as Template is unavailable when no template is applied on the current page.
In the Save Template pop-up, enter the template name, template description, template type, template group, and other information. The description of each field is the same as Saving the Current Report as a Template.
Select OK.

Editing a Template¶

Modify the name, description, and group of a template through the following steps. The query conditions and display settings in the template are not modified; to adjust them, apply the template and save it again.

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template.
Select Edit of the target template.
Edit the name, description, and group of the template in the pop-up, and select OK.

When a user without the template-configuration permission edits an OU template, the system saves the modification result as a new personal template, and the original OU template remains unchanged.

Deleting a Template¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template.
Select Delete of the target template.
Select OK in the pop-up.

Managing Template Groups¶

Template groups can be used to manage templates by category based on information such as the applicable scenario, analysis object, and time range of templates. When there are many templates, grouping can significantly shorten the time for end users to find templates. The template panel supports searching by group name; when a group name is matched, all templates under that group are displayed.

Creating a Group¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template to open the template panel.
Select Edit Category to open the group configuration pop-up.
Select Group and enter the group name. After creating a group, you can add templates to the template group when saving a template, saving a template as a new template, or editing a template.

The groups of OU templates can be maintained only by users with the template-configuration permission, and the groups of My Templates are maintained by their owners.

Editing a Group¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template to open the template panel.
Select Edit Category to open the group configuration pop-up.
Select the template group tab and edit the group name.

Sorting Groups¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template to open the template panel.
Select Edit Category to open the group configuration pop-up.
Drag the sort icon next to the group tab to edit the display order of each group in the template panel.

Deleting a Group¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Template to open the template panel.
Select Edit Category to open the group configuration pop-up.
Select the delete icon at the right of the group tab, and confirm in the prompt.

Note

Deleting a group also deletes all templates under the group, and this cannot be recovered. To retain the templates, move them to another group first.

Restoring History Versions¶

The history version list contains information such as the version number, modifier, modification time, and remark of published pages. To use a previous Common KPI Inquiry page configuration, restore the current page to a history version through the following steps:

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Function Configurations at the upper right of the page.
Select History Version to open the history version list.
In the history version list, select Restore of the corresponding version.
Select OK in the pop-up.

Importing or Exporting Page Configuration¶

Common KPI Inquiry supports importing or exporting the following content in the form of JSON files, enabling the migration and reuse of the same page across different applications or environments:

Page function configuration
Query conditions and data column configuration
Templates and template groups

Exporting Page Configuration¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Function Configurations at the upper right of the page.
Select Import/Export > Export, and the browser automatically downloads the configuration file.

Importing Page Configuration¶

Select Common KPI Inquiry in the left navigation pane.
Select Function Configurations at the upper right of the page.
Select Import/Export > Import.
Upload the configuration file in the pop-up and select OK.

After importing, the content in the configuration file is filled into each tab, and you can continue to adjust it before publishing. Imported asset types that do not exist in the current OU are automatically filtered out, so it is recommended to review each tab after importing.

Note

The import does not take effect when the configuration file lacks required fields. If the configuration does not change after importing, check whether the configuration file is complete.

Configuring URL Parameters¶

In addition to the above configuration, application developers can enable or disable page functions by configuring parameters in the menu URL, or specify the default query conditions when the page opens. For more information, see URL Parameters.