In UMRA, there are several script actions for which the output variable
is stored in table format. The Variable
generic table window is used to specify the name of the variable
and to define the columns of the table
Note that a table variable only holds the data of the table, not the
names of columns. You therefore need to add the names of the columns that
can be shown with the generic table.
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.
Template
Description
4 columns
4 columns (Column1, Column2, etc.) to hold
data.
8 columns
8 columns (Column1, Column2, etc.) to hold
data
12 columns
12 columns (Column1, Column2, etc.) to hold
data
User info
To be used in combination with the Get
user table script action. It will set the columns for the %UsersTable% variable.
Services status (without config info)
To be used in combination with the List
services status script action. It will set the available columns
for the %ServicesTable% variable,
but without the columns start up type (text), start up type (code), binary
file and log on as.
Services status (with config info)
To be used in combination with the List
services status script action. It will set the available columns
for the %ServicesTable% variable,
including he columns start up type (text), start up type (code), binary
file and log on as.
Printer documents
To be used in combination with the List
printer documents script action. It will set the available columns
for the %DocumentsTable% variable
List files and or directories
To be used in combination with the List
files and/or directories script action. The name of the output
variable is user defined.
When you have selected the required
template and click the Set columns button, the columns for the specified template
will be added.
