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‎08-03-2010 11:52 PM
I just installed Lansweeper 4.0 and so far so good. I am trying to import some data from Remedy to Lansweeper periodically. I know this will require some sql connection between the databases. Can anyone shed some light on how to proceed?
I already have ODBC setup to remedy for various vbscripts i've written to pull data. I guess i need to know how to query the data via sql and insert it into lansweeper tables.
(I'm not a SQL guru, but I get by).
thanks
GD
I already have ODBC setup to remedy for various vbscripts i've written to pull data. I guess i need to know how to query the data via sql and insert it into lansweeper tables.
(I'm not a SQL guru, but I get by).
thanks
GD
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‎09-24-2010 08:04 PM
Success. I have an SSIS package that will take my remedy table with all computer info and put it into an new table i created underneath the lansweeperDB. I then do a lookup based on hostnames, and insert the lansweeper computername (not really a name but an ID) into the remedy table. now i can run reports based on my remedy status of hardware!
Question, can i change the status IDs and Names to match my remedy IDs / Names to make life simpler? Are those fields used anywhere else?
Question, can i change the status IDs and Names to match my remedy IDs / Names to make life simpler? Are those fields used anywhere else?

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‎09-24-2010 08:45 PM
gdavid wrote:
Question, can i change the status IDs and Names to match my remedy IDs / Names to make life simpler? Are those fields used anywhere else?
They are used in all tables and are autogenerated, don't change them

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‎08-04-2010 11:15 PM
Maybe you can import the unique remedy item into one of the custom fields.

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‎08-04-2010 11:12 PM
Thanks! I have actually already installed SSIS. I am able to pull the table I need from Remedy into Lansweepers DB. I am currently trying to see if I can schedule the process with a DTS package and update the imported remedy tables.
Then i would have to enter some unique ID into lansweeper that could be matched against the remedy database ID and presto.
(It sounds so easy after i typed it out).
Then i would have to enter some unique ID into lansweeper that could be matched against the remedy database ID and presto.
(It sounds so easy after i typed it out).

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‎08-04-2010 11:01 PM
This might help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL_Server_Integration_Services
