I have an Analysis called “Custom Analysis - Windows”, it has two properties. “Agent Version” and “Type”. I’m looking to get the Agent version for only Type “Server”.
This counts up all the agent versions of everything.
(item 1 of it , item 0 of it) of (multiplicity of it, it) of unique values of values of results of bes properties whose (name of it = “Agent Version” and name of source analysis of it = “Custom Analysis - Windows” )
I’ve tried a few variations, but i’m unable to see how I tie the type and agent version together for a filter.
Yea, I am able to do that, but I have a need to build a custom report showing multiple data points. I’m not able to see the relevance that is generated by this to use in my customer report.
Here is where i’m at, I can not figure out how to filter the Fixlet on another property that I’m getting results on:
(item 1 of it , item 0 of it) of (multiplicity of it, it) of unique values of values
whose (it != “”) of results of properties
whose (name of it = “Version” or name of it =“Windows Type”) of BES Fixlets
whose (analysis flag of it and name of it = “Custom Analysis - Windows Agent” )
I’m typing on a phone now so I don’t want to reproduce your exact query; but the main problem you’ll have is that the results of one property aren’t linked to the results of the other. What I mean is you’re retrieving all results (from every computer) for Version, and all results (for every computer) for “Windows Type”.
You need to instead iterate through the computers and retrieve both results, filtering on the “Windows Type” result to limit to Servers.
