I am using the following database query as part of a compliance process to prove ADDM computers are in FNMS --Verify ADDM Computers are in FNMS inventory, expect results for AIX LPARs and VIO(AIX) machines as these are assigned a --different Serial number in FNMS than is discovered by ADDM to avoid duplication of serial numbers SELECT * FROM [AddmStaging].[dbo].[Host_ci] LEFT JOIN [FNMS].[dbo].[ComplianceComputer_MT] as Comp ON [AddmStaging].[dbo].[Host_ci].Serial = Comp.SerialNo WHERE [AddmStaging].[dbo].[Host_ci].Serial IS NOT NULL AND Comp.SerialNo is NULL ... View more

Yes, changing the instance name of a SQL Server instance would require similar changes to database server configuration details in the registry and database tables as when a database is moved from one FlexNet Manager Suite instance to another. ... View more

We've now added an Adobe best practice guide.   As you might expect, to meet the constant evolution of our industry, our best practice guides are often updated, so I'd recommend that those who have used them subscribe and/or revisit them to see if there's new content. ... View more

Not sure if there is any webminar on the exact new use case vs. old?  That would be super helpful.  ... View more

Hi @dsalter , For FlexNet Manager Suite 2018 R2, the hotfix you will want to download is FlexNet Manager Suite Hotfix 2018R2-04. There is more information available from the Knowledge Base article FlexNet Manager Suite 2018 R2. This hotfix name for each versions is: FlexNet Manager Suite 2018 R2 FlexNet Manager Suite Hotfix 2018R2-04 FlexNet Manager Suite 2018 R1 FlexNet Manager Suite Hotfix 2018R1-07 FlexNet Manager Suite 2017 R3 FlexNet Manager Suite Hotfix 2017R3-02 FlexNet Manager Suite 2017 R2 FlexNet Manager Suite Hotfix 2017R2-02   ... View more

If you are using the FlexNet agent with an on-premises installation of FlexNet and are comfortable working directly in the database, you can delete unwanted computers from the inventory database using a query like the following: SELECT ComputerID INTO #Computer FROM dbo.Computer WHERE <add an appropriate condition to identify computers to delete> EXEC dbo.DeleteComputers Once data has been deleted like this, the changes will be visible in the UI after the next inventory import has completed. Of course, this can be dangerous to do since you are deleting data. Once the data is gone, the only way to recover it if you make a mistake is by restoring a database backup. Also take a look at the following forum thread which may provide some more tips: Deleting old inventory records ... View more

Hi, BatchProcessTaskConsole.exe list-tasks This command is equivalent to the following database query (which you could also use within Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio): SELECT *FROM BatchProcessExecutionInfo bi WHERE BatchProcessStatusID IN (1, 2, 3) ORDER BY bi.StatusOrder, bi.DateOrder So if you kill the task with BatchProcessTaskConsole.exe, the tasks should be also deleted in the database. This will not work if Flexera services are stopped. I also encountered a case, where the logs where fine, finished with no error, but the task in the database was with status 3 (processing), I assume that do to an error, the status came back in reverse order and tasks was lost. Having this status the next tasks will no start, because the tasks have some dependencies and will not work in parallel. But if I killed the task with BatchProcessTaskConsole.exe the tasks was automatically updated to status 4 in database and the remaining tasks started to be processed. To kill a tasks in this way, you need to be sure that the tasks is lost, that's why you need to check the log files before using this command. ... View more