Looking to automate a report on Daily Scan results, can't find anything within the Report tab,
Any ideas welcome .
Cheers,
LS
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Hello LS,
success
can be deduced from the LastScanName and LastScanDateTime columns in the ComputersAndDeletedComputers table. No history is kept (there's only Last, if a Full System Scan ... initiated from the console finished later the information about the scheduled scan is lost) and there's no indication whether the schedule has been missed, the scan has started but been aborted, cancelled or otherwise could not complete, or the completion event hasn't been sent to SEC.
failed
abort and cancel errors could be selected from the Errors table, the scan's name is in the Insert1 column. The reason for the abort is in rows with the same ComputerID and a similar AlertTime.
{alerts and} errors
don't AFAIK indicate whether they are related to a scan and which one.
With not much coding you can get the (number of or list of endpoints with) completed and aborted scans - results might not be 100% correct. The better source for this information (including starts) are the scan logs on the endpoints though.
Christian
Hello LS,
success
can be deduced from the LastScanName and LastScanDateTime columns in the ComputersAndDeletedComputers table. No history is kept (there's only Last, if a Full System Scan ... initiated from the console finished later the information about the scheduled scan is lost) and there's no indication whether the schedule has been missed, the scan has started but been aborted, cancelled or otherwise could not complete, or the completion event hasn't been sent to SEC.
failed
abort and cancel errors could be selected from the Errors table, the scan's name is in the Insert1 column. The reason for the abort is in rows with the same ComputerID and a similar AlertTime.
{alerts and} errors
don't AFAIK indicate whether they are related to a scan and which one.
With not much coding you can get the (number of or list of endpoints with) completed and aborted scans - results might not be 100% correct. The better source for this information (including starts) are the scan logs on the endpoints though.
Christian