115504 - no subject - I want to create a My Tasks report for a

You can use the My Tasks (template) report under Portal Reports>Task Reports in Designer mode. Save a copy of it and apply filters accordingly model wise.

hi sankethv, one problem, the process model has sub models.

you can create new Data variables in the report based on Process model name and use that filter in Filter tab of the report

Every model has properties pm!id and pm!name. You can create a column referencing one of those properties, and then filter by that. (Filtering by pm!id is more efficient, but pm!id changes across environments.) To include multiple models, e.g. subprocesses, do an IN filter rather than an =.
Note all viewers of this report must have view access to the model to be able to evaluate the pm! properties.

pm!id is not showing up on reports in one of our environments... recently upgraded from 6.6.1 to 7.4 any idea what the issue could be?

Hmm, this is not an issue I've seen. Have you verified that the report viewer has View access to the Process Model itself? Can you try pm!name and see if that shows up?

We already tried this pm!name has the same problem. Report viewer is a System Administrator. PDS was recently migrated from Oracle to SQL Server manually.

Also the report is very old, maybe first developed on 5.7.

If you can create a new report where pm!id works then it seems like a migration issue. If pm!id doesn't work with new reports either (you might try old vs. new process instances or old vs new models) then it's a larger configuration issue. Either way, i'd submit a support case.