hi, i’m trying to use a relvance with the bes action, and I get an error “The operator “bes action” is not defined.”
trying something like that:
names of targeted computers of bes action whose (id of it = 207)
Is that in the fixlet debugger (qna) or using session relevance (presentation debugger, REST/SOAP API, session relevance tester) ?
bes action is a session object - so it’s not available on the client (qna)
hi,
yes I’m using qna.
from where I can download it?
and if I want to use rest api , with something like that:
“/api/query?relevance=(names of it, ids of it, state of it, status of result of it, detailed status of result of it ) of bes actions whose (id of it = 13987)”
where i’m writing it and run it? it’s from command line? what I need to download so it will work?
The presentation debugger is available in the Console.
Use keys ctrl+shift+alt+D to enable the debug menu, You’ll see Presentation Debugger it as a menu option.
There is a command line wrapper available for the REST API. Details here.
and if I want to use rest api , with something like that:
“/api/query?relevance=(names of it, ids of it, state of it, status of
result of it, detailed status of result of it ) of bes actions whose (id
of it = 13987)”
Yes. Put this into a URL with your server and port (default 52311), You can use curl or a browser for example:
https://{server}:52311/api/query?..
Try this relevance. The member actions are the components of the baseline.
(status of it, name of computer of it) of results whose (status of it is bes action status fixed) of member actions of bes action whose (id of it is 47)
I’d suggest you should test what results you get when you’ve multiple computers targeted and multiple results (some fixed, some not)
Have you tried the command line interface ?
It’s possible to do each to the items via the REST API and Command line interface.
This post has a link to a blog with examples of using the REST API which may help you understand it.
thank you for your reply.
I entered the relevance you wrote but he can’t find anything. ( 0 rows)
are you sure it’s also related to baseline? I mean I entered the id of the baseline?
about the second question - I’ve checked and I found that I can connect to the Endpoint Manager server via cmd and run it with the iem.
something like that:
iem get query –relevance=” ( name of computer of it, status of it ) of results whose (status of it = bes action status Waiting) of bes actions whose (id of it is 856352)”
but I didn’t find how to connect . can you help me?
if I 'm running it I can schedule it so it will connect to the endpoint, run the relevance and export the list to a file.
Is this is windows or Linux IEM Server ?
The command line is installed on the Server and you’ll either need its directory in the path or be in its installation directory.
Hi,
I entered into the folder of the bigfix and still the iem login isn’t recognized.
about the relevance - is it’s id of the baseline , I entered the id of the action of the baseline and now it works. I need to try it with several components.
c:\IEM CLI>iem get query -relevance="(status of it, names of computer of it) of results whose (status of it is bes action status Waiting) of member actions of bes actions whose (id of it is 856352)"
error:Parameters must be of the form ‘–key value’ or ‘–key=value’
