Working with reports
Some reports are based on jobs that run in BMC Server Automation, while some reports use data collected in other ways. The following topics describe how to set up BMC Server Automation jobs when applicable, and how to view, create, and integrate reports:
Related topics
Refer to the following sources for more information:
For information about this subject | See this topic |
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Importing templates | |
Report data sources and related BMC Server Automation jobs | |
Creating BMC Server Automation jobs | Creating-and-modifying-BMC-Server-Automation-jobs in the BMC Server Automation documentation |
Loading properties from the BMC Server Automation database to the reports data warehouse | |
Transferring RBAC data | |
Running extract, transform, and load (ETL) |
Related BMC Communites videos
The following BMC Communities video series provides examples of how to create reports using Query Studio. Part 1 shows how you can write your own Detailed Server Inventory report using Query Studio. Part 2 discusses how to convert queries to reports and scheduling using BMC Decision Support for Server Automation. Part 3 shows how to create a patching report.
Writing your own reports - Detailed Server Inventory Report (Part 1) (5:51): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3M9gfCl1NE&feature=youtu.be
Writing your own reports - Converting Queries to Reports and Scheduling (Part 2) (2:51): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AJOEbjoYew&feature=youtu.be
Writing your own reports - Patching Compliance Rate by Run (Part 3) (6:40): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGeBylN2PBg&feature=youtu.be