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How to Export Zenworks Object Properites from ConsoleOne
Hello All,
I am looking for a utility that can export Zenworks ojbect properties to a excel or cvs sheet. Does anyone know a solution?
Thanks,
Tareef
I am looking for a utility that can export Zenworks ojbect properties to a excel or cvs sheet. Does anyone know a solution?
Thanks,
Tareef
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Hello Alextoft,
I want the extract the properties of Zenworks Application Objects. I am doing an assessment of a customer's Novell environment and need to validate the Source, Target, and Executable Paths. That's why a CSV file would work good for me.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tareef
I want the extract the properties of Zenworks Application Objects. I am doing an assessment of a customer's Novell environment and need to validate the Source, Target, and Executable Paths. That's why a CSV file would work good for me.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Tareef
Well not CSV but everything you asked, give it a try:
NLIST App:Application SHOW "App:Path", "App:Macros" /CO ".base context to search from" /S /C > text_file.txt
NLIST App:Application SHOW "App:Path", "App:Macros" /CO ".base context to search from" /S /C > text_file.txt
ASKER
dotENG,
Thanks for the reply. Do you know of a way to perform a bulk export on a container? I have a lot of applications to export.
Thanks,
Tareef
Thanks for the reply. Do you know of a way to perform a bulk export on a container? I have a lot of applications to export.
Thanks,
Tareef
TareefA,
Just so you're aware - there's a lot - a LOT - of different ways a ZEN app can be built, and what you're planning to do might cover a tenth of what you need to cover to analyze the situation. In addition to source, target and executable paths, there are little things to consider like registry entries, INI files, MSI/MST files if you're doing MSI-based distribution, variable macros, folders, icons, shortcuts, target machine architecture... the list goes on and on.
If this is a company that's planning to migrate from NetWare and all other Novell products to all-Microsoft-all-the-time , then my recommendation is - DON'T. Sure, migrate off NetWare if you must, but ZEN does not require NetWare. It can run on Windoze or Linux (yes, you can manage your Windows desktops from Linux) just fine. To migrate everything from ZEN to, say, SMS2000, could be a major project all by itself. I know, 'cause I have to plan something similar here.
Just so you're aware - there's a lot - a LOT - of different ways a ZEN app can be built, and what you're planning to do might cover a tenth of what you need to cover to analyze the situation. In addition to source, target and executable paths, there are little things to consider like registry entries, INI files, MSI/MST files if you're doing MSI-based distribution, variable macros, folders, icons, shortcuts, target machine architecture... the list goes on and on.
If this is a company that's planning to migrate from NetWare and all other Novell products to all-Microsoft-all-the-time
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ShineOn,
I would be nice to stay with ZenWorks, but it is not an option, everything Novell is going. We already migrated one division of the agency off of Zenworks. I am using ConsoleOne to export to an axt file, that we will make MSIs out of. But I need a tool for documentation aide.
Thanks,
Tareef
I would be nice to stay with ZenWorks, but it is not an option, everything Novell is going. We already migrated one division of the agency off of Zenworks. I am using ConsoleOne to export to an axt file, that we will make MSIs out of. But I need a tool for documentation aide.
Thanks,
Tareef
Have you checked at http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions to see what kind of cool tools there might be? For example, something like NALalyze: http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tools/14352.html - "Quickly sanity check, document, search & report on ZENworks NAL objects."
You can export Zen apps to an axt (text) file, but I'm not aware of anything much more than that. Could I perhaps ask what it is you wish to achieve from doing this?