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‎10-12-2015 06:28 PM
This may be an odd question, but is there anyway to do some sort of internal variable with Lansweeper?
Here's my use case:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
I know, odd question, but I thought it was worth asking.
Here's my use case:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
I know, odd question, but I thought it was worth asking.
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‎10-13-2015 10:41 AM
jwood.mls wrote:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
This would require storing that version number in your database. You would need to create a new table for your own purpose to which you could refer, or possible store this information in Asset custom fields. In your reports you could then refer to this field when defining filter criteria for tblSoftware.SoftwareVersion.
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‎10-14-2015 03:36 PM
Thanks!

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‎10-14-2015 10:46 AM
We recommend that you perform a database backup before doing that and we don't offer support for issues which result in the modification of the existing database structure. But adding a table shouldn't cause issues normally.

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‎10-13-2015 10:41 AM
jwood.mls wrote:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
This would require storing that version number in your database. You would need to create a new table for your own purpose to which you could refer, or possible store this information in Asset custom fields. In your reports you could then refer to this field when defining filter criteria for tblSoftware.SoftwareVersion.

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‎10-13-2015 04:02 PM
Daniel.B wrote:jwood.mls wrote:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
This would require storing that version number in your database. You would need to create a new table for your own purpose to which you could refer, or possible store this information in Asset custom fields. In your reports you could then refer to this field when defining filter criteria for tblSoftware.SoftwareVersion.
Yeah that sounds like what I need to do. So there shouldnt' be an issue creating my own table and doing that then?
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‎10-12-2015 09:07 PM
All the reports are SQL based you can use WHERE Clause see.. SQL Where CLAUSE URL
jwood.mls wrote:
This may be an odd question, but is there anyway to do some sort of internal variable with Lansweeper?
Here's my use case:
I want to find all versions of a software package that are lower than say, version 10.5.2; however, I may want different reports using this number, so my use for a variable would be like $softwarecurrentversion = 10.5.2 so that I wouldn't have to enter it in multiple reports
I know, odd question, but I thought it was worth asking.
