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‎08-22-2016 03:56 PM
Hello,
I'm looking for a description of what I can filter on at the top of an existing report. Let's say I open a report for an installed program with several versions. At the top of the report I can type a version number and the report filters down to just assets with that version number installed.
I would also like to exclude certain assets that the asset name starts with "SAF" that way I can deploy a package to all assets with a certain version number but excluding assets with names starting with "SAF".
I can't seem to get the exclusion of the "SAF" assets to work and was wondering if anyone had an idea on how that might work or a link to documentation for what I am allowed to put in those filter boxes?
Thanks,
Neil Gebhardt
I'm looking for a description of what I can filter on at the top of an existing report. Let's say I open a report for an installed program with several versions. At the top of the report I can type a version number and the report filters down to just assets with that version number installed.
I would also like to exclude certain assets that the asset name starts with "SAF" that way I can deploy a package to all assets with a certain version number but excluding assets with names starting with "SAF".
I can't seem to get the exclusion of the "SAF" assets to work and was wondering if anyone had an idea on how that might work or a link to documentation for what I am allowed to put in those filter boxes?
Thanks,
Neil Gebhardt
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‎08-24-2016 10:56 AM
The filter boxes on top can currently only be used for a contains (ex: ...SAF...), so not the opposite (not contains). Adding more filter options is on our wishlist, but we can't provide a date for this implementation unfortunately.
You could make a new (or adjust) a report and add the following to its where clause to get the desired results:
tblAssets.Assetname NOT LIKE '%SAF%'
You could make a new (or adjust) a report and add the following to its where clause to get the desired results:
tblAssets.Assetname NOT LIKE '%SAF%'
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‎08-25-2016 12:16 AM
Thank you Karel.

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‎08-24-2016 10:56 AM
The filter boxes on top can currently only be used for a contains (ex: ...SAF...), so not the opposite (not contains). Adding more filter options is on our wishlist, but we can't provide a date for this implementation unfortunately.
You could make a new (or adjust) a report and add the following to its where clause to get the desired results:
tblAssets.Assetname NOT LIKE '%SAF%'
You could make a new (or adjust) a report and add the following to its where clause to get the desired results:
tblAssets.Assetname NOT LIKE '%SAF%'

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‎08-23-2016 07:28 PM
Yeah I'm looking for this as well.
