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Table from ExternalCommand

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    Tursiops
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    Hi,

    I've been testing ExternalLists to do Instance Discovery to grab data for items with a lot of instances.
    While this works and allows for alerting, it is extremely... untidy... in the Last Values tab.
    For example I am monitoring about a dozen different items over 74 instances, which leaves quite a mess in the interface.
    A table would work wonders here. I would have no problem passing the relevant data in CSV format either.

    But for all I can tell, this is currently not possible?

    Thanks

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      you mean to define external table? Currently it's not possible, but can be implemented.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        Tursiops
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        Hi Victor,

        Yes, an ExternalTable like an ExternalParameter.
        For example such a command could return multiple rows of comma separated values. First row defines the "Column Names" which could then be referenced in the DCI table.
        Such a command will likely take longer to run than a "standard" one (e.g. getting data from WMI or PowerShell). So not sure how that would work with the standard command timeout.

        Cheers

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