PS (PowerShell Script) means in this case that ScanTOAD recognized this installation.
Maybe you have fragments of an old installation on this computer - you don't find an exectuable but the script is still getting triggered by the fragments.
The Script seems to look at RegKeys:
Function
The script scans the user hive and machine hive for different registry keys of Quest and Dell products.
Additionally, it performs a scan for different Toad for Oracle 9.7-10.x license files, as defined on the Quest website Where are Toad for Oracle License keys stored.
With the found details, the script creates different software rows in the scan result.
The script also returns other values, stored in the registry locations for validation purposes. Those are returned as CustomRegKey in the following RegKeys:
HKEY_USERS\Software\Quest Software\TOAD*
HKEY_USERS\Software\Quest Software\Toad Data Point*
Hi Issa,
to my knowledge, that means script recognition; in this case by Snow Inventory Agent Script - Toad database developer products.
Kind regards,
Sascha
Hi @Sascha Pfeifer​ ,
But already Script installed before and same issue we can not detect correct Executable path
Issa
I would say their is no executable path for that line as in the application name it ends in (REG) suggesting it's a registry key only being found.
Hi Issa,
PS (PowerShell Script) means in this case that ScanTOAD recognized this installation.
Maybe you have fragments of an old installation on this computer - you don't find an exectuable but the script is still getting triggered by the fragments.
The Script seems to look at RegKeys:
Function
The script scans the user hive and machine hive for different registry keys of Quest and Dell products.
Additionally, it performs a scan for different Toad for Oracle 9.7-10.x license files, as defined on the Quest website Where are Toad for Oracle License keys stored.
With the found details, the script creates different software rows in the scan result.
The script also returns other values, stored in the registry locations for validation purposes. Those are returned as CustomRegKey in the following RegKeys:
HKEY_USERS\Software\Quest Software\TOAD*
HKEY_USERS\Software\Quest Software\Toad Data Point*
HKEY_USERS\Software\DELL\TOAD*
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Quest Software*
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\WOW6432Node\Quest Software*
It returns the script manifest using the name Scan-Toad.
https://docs.snowsoftware.com/release-notes/en/index-en.html#snowinventoryagentscript-toaddatabasedeveloperproducts3
Regards,
Sascha