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DCI Summary Table to Excel Query

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    sharpspro
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    Is there a way to run the DCI Summary table on all server nodes from excel? I tested running a query on NetXMS from within excel and was able to.

    Currently I export the data from the DCI Summary Table to excel and run custom reports on drive space needs. Just looking for away to automate this process and will be looking into the reporting addon of NetXMS as well.

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      Alex Kirhenshtein
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      You can automate it a bit using nxshell (which is python internally) – generate CSV or xlsx file.
      However, if you want fully automated reports – you need to use some kind of reporting engine, either built-in Jasper or some external solution.

      Sample script which export summary table into csv file:

      #!/usr/bin/env python
      # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
      
      import csv, sys
      
      menuPath = "Table1" # Table's "Menu Path"
      baseObjectId = 2 # Infrastructure Services
      outputFile = 'test.csv'
      
      for table in session.listDciSummaryTables():
          if table.getMenuPath() == menuPath:
              result = session.queryDciSummaryTable(table.getId(), baseObjectId)
              if result:
                  with open(outputFile, 'w') as f:
                      w = csv.writer(f, dialect='excel')
                      columns = []
                      for c in result.getColumns():
                          columns.append(c.getDisplayName())
                      w.writerow(columns) # Header
      
                      for row in result.getAllRows():
                          cells = []
                          for i in range(0, row.size()):
                              cells.append(row.get(i).getValue())
                          w.writerow(cells)
      
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