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‎04-23-2019 10:14 AM
Hello,
I am trying to check if a specific folder exists into users folder but Lansweeper does not seem to accept user profile variable (%USERPROFILE%).
Example of folder: %USERPROFILE%\appdata\specialfoldername
Is there a way to create a report for this purpose?
I am trying to check if a specific folder exists into users folder but Lansweeper does not seem to accept user profile variable (%USERPROFILE%).
Example of folder: %USERPROFILE%\appdata\specialfoldername
Is there a way to create a report for this purpose?
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‎03-10-2020 12:10 AM
I looked as well. The best I could come up with is to save a custom report and just change that entry in the WHERE clause part of the code. For example, I have a short report to look for Windows errors. The line of code I alter is:
Where tblNtlog.Eventcode = 0 And tblAssetCustom.State = 1
I just go in and change the Eventcode =[ERROR CODE] number to the desired code. I can then run that report, or save and run if I wish to return to that error code and retitle as such (01_ErrorCodeReport_6008)
Hope this helps
Where tblNtlog.Eventcode = 0 And tblAssetCustom.State = 1
I just go in and change the Eventcode =[ERROR CODE] number to the desired code. I can then run that report, or save and run if I wish to return to that error code and retitle as such (01_ErrorCodeReport_6008)
Hope this helps

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‎11-26-2019 11:15 AM
I don't think there is a real solution for it at the moment. To scan the data it has to be done with registry or file scanning, and you'll have to work with the constraints there. 
Theoretically, you could create a deployment package with a script that puts the info in a registry key you scan. But that seems like a long workaround.

Theoretically, you could create a deployment package with a script that puts the info in a registry key you scan. But that seems like a long workaround.

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‎11-22-2019 07:09 PM
I'm looking for help on this as well. I have an application that gets installed to Users\CurrentUser\AppData\Local.
I need to scan that folder then either continue the installation or stop it.
I need to scan that folder then either continue the installation or stop it.

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‎04-24-2019 06:30 AM
I tried file scanning and reports...

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‎04-23-2019 02:28 PM
Are you trying to use file scanning for this?
File scanning requires an exact path and doesn't accept variables.
File scanning requires an exact path and doesn't accept variables.
