You can use the predefined reports included with ZENworks Database Management to view information about the application events recorded by Application Launcher, or you can use your own database tools to create your own custom reports. The following sections provide information:
ZENworks Desktop Management includes predefined reports for successful application events and failed application events.
To generate a predefined report:
You can create custom database reports to search for information not included in the predefined reports, or to generate different report formats. The following samples are SQL queries you can use to generate reports if you are using the Sybase database included with ZENworks. Refer to Database Tables and Fields for additional information.
The following queries return all information fields for a successful, failed, or rogue process management event stored in the database. Events are sorted by the order in which they where entered into the database.
SELECT * FROM T_SUCCESS
SELECT * FROM T_FAILURE
SELECT * FROM T_INFO
To sort the list on a specific field, add ORDER BY field_name, as in the following examples:
SELECT * FROM T_SUCCESS ORDER BY zenWSTDN
SELECT * FROM T_FAILURE ORDER BY zenAppTDN
SELECT * FROM T_INFO ORDER BY zenUserTDN
The valid field names are listed in the table in Database Tables and Fields
To include only a specific event type (launch, distribute, etc.) for an event (success, failure, etc.), add WHERE zenEventType="event_type", as in the following examples:
SELECT * FROM T_SUCCESS WHERE zenEventType="Launch Success"
SELECT * FROM T_FAILURE WHERE zenEventType="Launch Failure"
SELECT * FROM T_INFO WHERE zenEventType="Process Terminated"
The valid event types are listed in the table in Database Tables and Fields
To include only specific fields, replace the * with a comma-delimited field list, as in the following example:
SELECT zenEventType,zenDateTime,zenUserTDN,zenAppTDN FROM T_SUCCESS WHERE zenEventType="Cache Success" ORDER BY zenUserTDN
The database includes the following three tables:
T_Info: Stores information about rogue process management events. For information about rogue process management, see Controlling Rogue Processes.
Each database table contains as many as 17 information fields.The following table lists the fields and the database tables that include the fields. The data type for all fields is varchar(256).