MSSQL Analyses related to tasks and activities


Task- and Activity-related

This article offers examples for task and activity related analyses with the dashboard.


Task-Related

All open tasks for a specific user

SELECT ident.lastname AS "Lastname", ident.firstname AS "Firstsname", ident.identityName AS "Username", task.taskName AS "Task", inst.instanceName AS "Instance name", inst.definitionName AS "Processname" FROM view_activity act, view_task task, view_identity ident, view_instance inst WHERE act.id = task.activityId AND task.actorId = ident.id AND act.activityEnd IS NULL AND task.taskEnd IS NULL AND inst.id = act.instanceId AND inst.isArchiv = 'false' AND inst.instanceEnd IS NULL   AND ident.FIRSTNAME = '<specific_user_firstname>' AND ident.lastname = '<specific_user_lastname>'

 

Number of created, completed, and open tasks for each process definition

SELECT inst.definitionName AS "Definition name", SUM(1) AS "Number of created tasks", Sum(CASE WHEN task.taskEnd IS NOT NULL THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS "Number of completed tasks", SUM(CASE WHEN task.taskEnd is NULL AND task.isArchiv = 'false' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) AS "Number of open tasks" FROM view_task task INNER JOIN view_instance inst ON task.instanceID=inst.id GROUP BY inst.definitionName​

 


Activity-Related

Average, minimum and maximum cycle time of all activities of a specific process definition (in h) per month

SELECT concat(DATEPART(yy, inst.creationTime),'-', DATEPART(mm, inst.creationTime)) AS Month, act.activityName AS "Activity", AVG(DATEDIFF(hh, act.activityStart, act.activityEnd)) AS 'Average cycle time', MIN(DATEDIFF(hh, act.activityStart, act.activityEnd)) AS 'Min cycle time', MAX(DATEDIFF(hh, act.activityStart, act.activityEnd)) AS 'Max cycle time' FROM view_activity act LEFT JOIN view_instance inst ON act.instanceId=inst.id WHERE act.activityEnd IS NOT NULL AND act.activityStart IS NOT NULL AND act.activityType IN ('K','S') AND inst.definitionName = '<name_of_process_definition>' GROUP BY concat(DATEPART(yy, inst.creationTime),'-', DATEPART(mm, inst.creationTime)), act.activityName;

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