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August 28th, 2012 12:00

Question about saving reports and metrics

I need to move from 6.6.1 to 6.6.2 because I'm moving from the internal mysql db 6.6.1  to a external MSSQL DB 6.6.2.

My question is that,  can I go into the 6.6.1 environment and save my custom reports and custom metrics using the fglcmd commands and re-import the reports and custom metrics back into my new 6.6.2 environment?

fglcmd.bmp

I know I can do that with dashboards with some success. I just want to be able to give the local support groups that created specifc reports for their area. The ability to save the reports and re-import them back into the new 6.6.2 environment without having to do everything from scratch.

Thanks ahead of time.

Al the UPS Guy.

  • john_s_main

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    Posted August 28th, 2012 13:00

    Using the fglide bundle would make your life a lot easier, since it lets you bundle up, save off, and reload rules, derived metrics, registry variables, dashboards, custom reports, etc. all in a nice neat package, without using the command line.

    It also makes version control easy, so you can develop on a test box, package up a new version, and then load it onto prod FMS boxes once it's ready to go.

    http://fglide.apmcentral.org

  • agranell

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    Posted August 31st, 2012 15:00

    Thanks for the info on the export/import of the custom dashboards. I’m still tweaking a couple of items. But I first made a module of the items I needed,reports and metrics used. The items talked about by Phil Feinberg.

    http://communities.quest.com/community/vfoglight?view=blog

    Then used the fglide to make a cartridge. So far so good. But still testing. ,,,al

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    Posted August 31st, 2012 15:00

    I wasn't aware you could export custom reports using the fglide and don't see it in the list when clicking on "add elements". That would be something I will need to look into.

    Al - You can export/import all of your custom dashboards using the method you describe.  We export daily for DR purposes using a shell script launched with a cron job.

  • jingo5star

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    Posted November 27th, 2012 12:00

    Thanks for fixing this in the latest version.