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# ASH Report
Click the \[Analysis] > \[Report] > \[ASH Report] menu in the global navigation bar to open the ASH Report screen.
ASH Report is a feature that allows the users to generate and view analysis reports on active session information in the database for specific instances or clusters, depending on the user's permissions.
In a cluster (TAC, TSC) environment, the users can generate reports targeting individual instances or the entire cluster. Even if the users do not have monitoring privileges for some instances within a cluster, the users can still view instances within the same cluster.
## ASH Report List
Displays a list of reports generated for each monitored instance in a table format. Clicking on the Report Name in the list links to the viewer page, allowing the users to view the corresponding report.
Users can view all reports generated within the currently selected group from this list.
The users can also selectively view reports for specific clusters or instances within a group using the Instance drop-down menu.
The following is a description of the items provided in the ASH Report screen.
Item
Description
Instance Name
Instance name
Report Name
Report Name
Start Time
Report start time
End Time
report end time
Create Time
Creation time
File Type
File format and file creation status
Creator
Creator ID
## View
When the users click the report name, the users can view the report in PDF format in the browser.
## Delete
Deletes the selected report.
## Download
Downloads the reports selected with the check box.
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