Hello,
I am trying to use the api to generate some reports. I have most of it working but I need to find the query id of a rsd query. when I run core.listQueries it spits out some of the list and then chokes and never responds again. does anyone know what I could do to get around this? Mabye manipulate the data to narrow what its digging though? According to the documentation there are not arguments for listQueries so I'm not sure what to do.
Hi tfahl,
I looked into this on a lab system and for me (sadly) it completed and presented me with a list (including RSD items) of queries that ‘my’ user was able to list/see.
I used the following ‘command once I was logged into the lab server:
Taken from the ‘Web API Scripting’ Reference guide [PD24810]
As you explain in your system it ‘chokes’ and stops responding so you never get a complete list, if you review the ePO logs looking at the time you ran the command to get the list is there any messages/errors reported?
The lab server was ePO 5.9.1 and the guide I used is ePO 5.1.0, so I suspect little issue with the command in use, more an issue or some kind with the ePO server itself.
What versions of software are you using?
ePO ?
RSD ? – extensions
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Hi tfahl,
I looked into this on a lab system and for me (sadly) it completed and presented me with a list (including RSD items) of queries that ‘my’ user was able to list/see.
I used the following ‘command once I was logged into the lab server:
Taken from the ‘Web API Scripting’ Reference guide [PD24810]
As you explain in your system it ‘chokes’ and stops responding so you never get a complete list, if you review the ePO logs looking at the time you ran the command to get the list is there any messages/errors reported?
The lab server was ePO 5.9.1 and the guide I used is ePO 5.1.0, so I suspect little issue with the command in use, more an issue or some kind with the ePO server itself.
What versions of software are you using?
ePO ?
RSD ? – extensions
Was my reply helpful?
If this information was helpful in any way or answered your question, will you please select Accept as Solution in my reply and together we can help other members?
Hi @Former Member,
I looked into this on a lab system and for me (sadly) it completed and presented me with a list (including RSD items) of queries that ‘my’ user was able to list/see.
I used the following ‘command once I was logged into the lab server:
https://<machine name or IP address>:8443/remote/core.listQueries
Taken from the ‘Web API Scripting’ Reference guide [PD24810]
As you explain in your system it ‘chokes’ and stops responding so you never get a complete list, if you review the ePO logs looking at the time you ran the command to get the list is there any messages/errors reported?
The lab server was ePO 5.9.1 and the guide I used is ePO 5.1.0, so I suspect little issue with the command in use, more an issue or some kind with the ePO server itself.
What versions of software are you using?
ePO ?
RSD ? – extensions
Was my reply helpful?
If this information was helpful in any way or answered your question, will you please select Accept as Solution in my reply and together we can help other members?
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