What are the chances that we could add a button (or shortcut key, etc.) to format the SWQL Query after we copy and paste all over a ton? The plugin I use from within Notepad++ is published at TaoK/PoorMansTSqlFormatter and it does exactly what I need about 95% of the time.
Not that you need them, but these are the settings I use:
Makes my SWQL very pretty regardless of how it looked before:
SELECT [N].Caption AS [Node]
, [N].DetailsUrl AS [_LinkFor_Node]
, [N].Status AS [_IconFor_NodeStatus]
, [N].IP_Address AS [IP Address]
, [N].DetailsUrl AS [_LinkFor_IP Address]
, [N].StatusDescription AS [Status Description]
, [N].ObjectSubType AS [Collection Type]
, [N].Engine.ServerName
, [N].statcollection AS [Interval]
, CASE
WHEN [N].ObjectSubType != 'SNMP'
THEN 'Not Used'
WHEN [N].Community = ''
THEN 'Not Used'
ELSE [N].Community
END AS [SNMPv2 Community]
, CASE
WHEN c.Name IS NULL
THEN 'Not Used'
ELSE c.Name
END AS [WMI/SNMPv3 Credential]
, ToLocal([N].LastSystemUptimePollUTC) AS [Last Stat Collection]
, ToLocal([N].LastSync) AS [Last Ping]
, DayDiff(LastSystemUptimePollUTC, GetUtcDate()) AS [Days Since Polled]
, 'Edit' AS [Edit]
, '/Orion/Nodes/NodeProperties.aspx?Nodes=' + ToString([N].NodeID) AS [_LinkFor_Edit]
, '/Orion/images/nodemgmt_art/icons/icon_edit.gif' AS [_IconFor_Edit]
FROM Orion.nodes AS n
LEFT JOIN Orion.NodeSettings AS ns
ON [N].NodeID = ns.NodeID
AND SettingName LIKE '%Credential%'
LEFT JOIN Orion.Credential AS c
ON ns.SettingValue = c.ID
INNER JOIN Orion.Engines e
ON e.engineid = [N].engineid
WHERE STATUS <> 2
AND STATUS <> 9
AND objectsubtype != 'ICMP'
AND minutediff(lastsystemuptimepollUTC, getutcdate()) > 20
--and DayDiff(lastsystemuptimepollUTC,getutcdate())>1
What are the chances that we could add a button (or shortcut key, etc.) to format the SWQL Query after we copy and paste all over a ton? The plugin I use from within Notepad++ is published at TaoK/PoorMansTSqlFormatter and it does exactly what I need about 95% of the time.
Not that you need them, but these are the settings I use:
Makes my SWQL very pretty regardless of how it looked before: