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Hi,
The URL below shows how to get a report of element names, fields, and values using command line prompts and batch files. Is there any way to get this report if you don't have access to the systems command line?
Hi,
The URL below shows how to get a report of element names, fields, and values using command line prompts and batch files. Is there any way to get this report if you don't have access to the systems command line?
Hi,
On which version are you?
PowerShell module ISHRemote has a feature and a relative cmdlet that shows the information you are looking for. Very convenient.
$session=new-ISHSession -WsBaseUrl https://ish.example.com/ishws/ -PSCredential $credential
Get-IshTypeFieldDefinition -IshSession $session -TriDKXmlSetupFilePath $xmlPath
The catch is that with the current api, you still need the exported file as described in the documentation. In the next version, the parameter will no longer be required because the API will offer a matching method.
The TriDKXmlSetupFilePath is optional. When not provided, the module will output information from an embedded xml that represents a vanilla database. Watch out though because with the embedded one, the output will not be 100% accurate. All customization will be ignored. This is something that the new api will fix and the database will be the single source of truth
