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yep, makes sense and tytyty

Thanks for the feed back, I had actually run it first with GET, but was just trying anything to get a response, so my first simple mistake was to incorrectly copy my own script lol. In any case the GET version is not returning a valid recording, any other ideas?

Hi Markus, Thank you very much for this information. I hope to get a bit further Mike

Hi Jaminsql, Wow, this is really good information. Thank you for sharing this. How have you managed to assemble this information? Thank you very much Mike

Hi schwin97, I've tried the version of powershell scripting shown in your post, however I'm not getting a .recording file returned. Here is what I'm using: $cred = New-Object -typename System.Management.Automation.PSCredential -argumentlist $username, $Securepassword # Get recording $ret = Invoke-WebRequest ` -Uri…

Well, I'm able to go from DB User name to DBUSERID and then use that in a table to get the wait times with the following select * from CONU_2 cu join CON_DBUSER_SUM_2 c2 on c2.DBUSERID = cu.ID join CON_DBUSER_TEN_MINUTE_2 c10 on c10.DBUSERID = cu.ID where NAME ='PIMSdbSvcRpt200d' however, the DATEHOUR I'm interested in is…

I was able to dig a bit more here is what I've got so far (not quite there yet): select * from CONU_2 where NAME ='PIMSdbSvcRpt200d' which returns a number which coincides with the url parameter &dId which is used in returning the page to the UI http://server.as.local:8123/iwc/database.iwc?repo_id=1 &db_id=2…