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Query all reports on Enterprise Server

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kellig

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Is there any way to query all Reports on the Enterprise Server to determine which of them contain subscriptions? (I could also see us using a query like this to determine which reports contain certain processes or code.)

I've tried googling this and can't find anything useful.

Thanks!
 
You won't be able to do a query to get processes or code - you would have to use the SDK to run through the list of reports, open each one, and then look for the information.

What do you mean by "subscriptions"?

-Dell

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By subscriptions, I mean reports that are set up to run automatically on a schedule. I know I can see this information in the incident manager in Enterprise XI, but we are migrating everything off of an Enterprise X server and I'm not sure how to get that information on Enterprise X.
 
You'll need to use the Query Builder tool. The query will look something like this:

Select *
from CI_INFOOBJECTS
where SI_INSTANCE = 1

There's another field that you need to filter on that will pull only the "recurring" instances, which are your schedules. However, I don't remember what the name of the field is or the specific value you need and I'm on a client site where I don't have access to Query Builder. To find it I would find a report that has a low number of instances, at least one of which is recurring - make note of the date/time of the schedule. Add "and SI_NAME = '<name of your report>'" to the end of the query above and look through the properties. Find the recurring schedule based on the date/time. Then look to see what fields are different between that report and one of the completed instances. The field you're looking for contains a 1-digit number and I think is named something like SI_SCHEDULE_STATUS.

-Dell

A computer only does what you actually told it to do - not what you thought you told it to do.
 
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