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Specifying columns for table type Variable
The special table type Variable takes its input from a variable contaning table data. This variable (which is the the result of script actions such as Generate Generic table, List services status, Get User Table) does not contain any header info. This means that you need to specify the correct column names. For variables which are the result of one of the before mentioned script actions, this is simply a matter of selecting the right column template.
Script action
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Variable
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Use column template
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Get user table
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%UsersTable%
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User info
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List services status
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%ServicesTable%
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Services status (without config info)
Services status (with config info). If you choose this template, 3 column names will be added.
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List printer documents
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%DocumentsTable%
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Printer documents
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List files and/or directories
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User defined
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Files and or directories list
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Once you have defined the column names as indicated above, you can select the columns to be displayed and assign variables to columns using the Columns tab. This is done in the same way as for the other generic tables.
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