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yep, makes sense and tytyty
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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?
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Hi Markus, Thank you very much for this information. I hope to get a bit further Mike
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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
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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…
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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…
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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…