I dunno what I'm doing wrong, but I've come across a (at least to me) mysterious problem...

I've configured an ExternalTable Parameter for all nxagents on our Windows-Hosts
ExternalTable=file.TableSubFolders(*):instanceColumns=Folder;description=SubFolders with Size and FilesCount;separator=|:powershell "echo 'Folder|Size|Count'; Get-ChildItem -Force -LiteralPath '"$1"' | foreach { $$subFolderItems = Get-ChildItem $$_.FullName -recurse -force | Where-Object {$$_.PSIsContainer -eq $$false} | Measure-Object -property Length -sum; $$Status = $$_.Name + '|' + $$subFolderItems.Sum + '|' + $$subFolderItems.Count; echo $$Status }"

That ExternalParameter will take (as an argument) a Folder-Path and return a table of all subfolders with the Size and the Count of all Files inside them...
...I'm using that to monitor the Size of our Users RoamingProfiles and HomeDirectories.

I created three DCIs using that ExternalParameter:

• RoamingProfiles Win7
• RoamingProfiles Win10 (yes, we let our Users start over with empty Profiles for Win10, hence the seperate Directory for those...)
• HomeDirectories

First I'd like to mention that the DCIs for the RoamingProfiles are working fine, while the DCI for the HomeDirectories seemingly does not work correct.

If I query those three ExternalParameter directly with NXGET-CommandlineTool I get correct output.

But if I view the "Table Last Value" in NetXMS-Console, I'll see correct Data for the RoamingProfiles-Directories, but I do not see any Data for the HomeDirectories at all...
...I attached some screenshots for illustration...

Any ideas what I might have configured wrong for the malfunctioning DCI?

Best regards,
Manuel

PS.: I've already set the ServerConfiguration-Variable AgentCommandTimeout to 59000 and the AgentConfiguration-Parameter ExecTimeout to 55000, because of that and because of the ExternalList for the RoamingProfiles taking more time (on FS01 to calculate Directory-Sizes) with NXGET I don't think it's a timeout-related problem...but feel free to correct me if I'm wrong!