That is exactly what I was suggesting.
Hmm, this is still giving me everything and not filtering out the services I donât want, no errors but not the correct results.
(name of it & " - " & concatenation â, " of (preceding texts of lasts " (â of it) of values of results from (bes property âServices - Windowsâ) of it) of bes computers whose (exists results from ((bes property âServices - Windowsâ) whose (name of it does not contain âApplication Experienceâ as string)) of it)
I checked my âitâsâ in the fixlet debugger and it I thought I had the right ones in there. Not sure, at the end of this Iâd like to put this in a separate question and just break down everything you did here.
This:
(name of it & " - " & concatenation ", " of (preceding texts of lasts " (" of it) of values whose(it does not contain "Application Experience") of results from (bes property "Services - Windows") of it) of bes computers whose (exists results from (bes property "Services - Windows") of it)
Hah, this is actually rolling along pretty good, thanks to you! Gradually compiling a list of services on our network, but I donât want to see workstations that have been eliminated by the âand it does not containâ statements, Iâve got a TON of blanks where the only services they have are the ones Iâve eliminated(benign).
What Iâm looking for is where to put the âif existsâ statement. In other words, if all the services on the computer match the ones I have listed in my âand it does not containâ then I donât care about that workstation and donât need to see it listed. Does that make sense?
(name of it & " - " & concatenation â, " of (preceding texts of lasts " (â of it) of values whose
(it does not contain "ASP.NET State Service"
and it does not contain "Active Directory Domain Services"
and it does not contain "Active Directory Web Services"
and it does not contain "ActivIdentity Shared Store Service"
and it does not contain âWorkstationâ)
of results from (bes property âServices - Windowsâ) of it)
of bes computers whose (exists results from (bes property âServices - Windowsâ) of it)
You could use another whose clause to filter out any machine that doesnât list any services.