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Are Windows "environment variables" captured by the Snow Inventory Agent?

If they are not, can they be captured using a config file tweak or any other method? Because we have environment variables set with some useful location information.

 

And how would I see the environment variables if they can be shown in the Snow Inventory Portal?

 

Many Thanks

 

Craig


  • They are collected by the agent but only in the Inventory DB as fas as I know.

    You can find them in the table SnowInventory.inv.DataEnvironmentVariable

    You can access them from SLM by creating a custom report

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  • They are collected by the agent but only in the Inventory DB as fas as I know.

    You can find them in the table SnowInventory.inv.DataEnvironmentVariable

    You can access them from SLM by creating a custom report

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    • How do I create a custom report? I only have the options for "All Reports", "Report Files" and "Scheduled Reports". None of which seem to allow me to "create" a report, I can only add a group or a criteria.

    • Oliver Berger (Flexera Software)

      just for completeness - the table is snowlicensemanager.dbo.tblComputerEnvironment in SLM.

      Cheers Oliver

  • Detlev Eufinger (Flexera Software)

    Hi @Craig Thomas​ 

    The setting <Setting key="send.max_scan_result_backlog_count" value="90"/> means:

     

    Whenever a send failure occurs the scan result is keept (locally) until the next send opportunity.

    This setting controls the maximum number of results that can be kept around at any given time.

    When this limit is reached, the oldest result is delete until the number of scan results are within the allowed limit.

    Default value: 90

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    • Sorry I posted my reply against the wrong question - sorry for any confusion and thanks for the answer. I am going to remove my original reply.

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Are Windows "environment variables" captured by the Snow Inventory Agent?