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DAN
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 Posted:
Wed Dec 29, 2004 2:51 pm Post subject:
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ? |
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Rory McCaw [MVP]
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Thu Dec 30, 2004 12:28 am Post subject:
Re: MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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Have a look in the MOM 2005 Resource Kit.
Rory
"DAN" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ? |
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Rory McCaw [MVP]
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Thu Dec 30, 2004 12:56 am Post subject:
Re: MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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Sorry Dan,
I clicked Send too quickly....
Is what you are referring to the Management Module Utility? Are you looking
to import and export MPs at the command prompt?
If it is, look to chapter 8 of the newly released Operations Guide.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=A0E40758-CAB8-4588-B0F2-1508D84906CC&displaylang=en
I was thinking of the XML conversion tool in the resource kit.
Also, on your MOM reporting server, in the Prog Files\MS System
Center...\Reporting\ you will find the rptutil.exe that will allow you to
import and export xml files.
Rory
Management Module Utility
Use this tool to export Management Pack objects to an AKM file, import
Management Pack objects from an AKM file, or regenerate knowledge in rule
groups.
Type: Command line.
Prerequisites: None
How to use: From the command-line prompt, use the tool according to the
result that you want. To obtain examples, enter the following command at the
prompt:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe /?
To export Management Pack objects into an AKM file:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe -O|-Ox|-Ov|-Ot MOMServerName
MPObjectName|MPObjectGUID AKMFileName [-V 00.0.0000.0000] [-Vm
00.0.0000.0000] -W|-A [DescriptionFile]
Parameters and options:
-O //Export the specified Rule Group in full AKM file
-Ox //Export the specified Rule Group in retail AKM file
-Ov //Export saved view
-Ot //Export task
-V 00.0.0000.0000 //Add version information to the management pack file and
Rule Groups.
"DAN" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:051001c4ed83$9baa3b60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ? |
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Dan
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| Posted:
Thu Dec 30, 2004 2:46 am Post subject:
Re: MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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Thank Rory
This tools in chapter 8 to import and export reporint to
XML from reporting services in order to create MP incluse
reporting
| Quote: | -----Original Message-----
Sorry Dan,
I clicked Send too quickly....
Is what you are referring to the Management Module
Utility? Are you looking
to import and export MPs at the command prompt?
If it is, look to chapter 8 of the newly released
Operations Guide.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
FamilyId=A0E40758-CAB8-4588-B0F2- |
1508D84906CC&displaylang=en
| Quote: |
I was thinking of the XML conversion tool in the
resource kit.
Also, on your MOM reporting server, in the Prog Files\MS
System
Center...\Reporting\ you will find the rptutil.exe that
will allow you to
import and export xml files.
Rory
Management Module Utility
Use this tool to export Management Pack objects to an
AKM file, import
Management Pack objects from an AKM file, or regenerate
knowledge in rule
groups.
Type: Command line.
Prerequisites: None
How to use: From the command-line prompt, use the tool
according to the
result that you want. To obtain examples, enter the
following command at the
prompt:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe /?
To export Management Pack objects into an AKM file:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe -O|-Ox|-Ov|-Ot MOMServerName
MPObjectName|MPObjectGUID AKMFileName [-V
00.0.0000.0000] [-Vm
00.0.0000.0000] -W|-A [DescriptionFile]
Parameters and options:
-O //Export the specified Rule Group in full AKM file
-Ox //Export the specified Rule Group in retail AKM file
-Ov //Export saved view
-Ot //Export task
-V 00.0.0000.0000 //Add version information to the
management pack file and
Rule Groups.
"DAN" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:051001c4ed83$9baa3b60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which
should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ?
.
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Rory
Guest
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| Posted:
Thu Dec 30, 2004 4:28 am Post subject:
Re: MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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On your, MOM reporting server in in the Prog Files\MS
System Center...\Reporting\ you will find rptutil.exe. This will allow you
to import and export reports that come with MPs.
Rory
"Dan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0fef01c4ede7$68dd2c10$a501280a@phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Thank Rory
This tools in chapter 8 to import and export reporint to
XML from reporting services in order to create MP incluse
reporting
-----Original Message-----
Sorry Dan,
I clicked Send too quickly....
Is what you are referring to the Management Module
Utility? Are you looking
to import and export MPs at the command prompt?
If it is, look to chapter 8 of the newly released
Operations Guide.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
FamilyId=A0E40758-CAB8-4588-B0F2-
1508D84906CC&displaylang=en
I was thinking of the XML conversion tool in the
resource kit.
Also, on your MOM reporting server, in the Prog Files\MS
System
Center...\Reporting\ you will find the rptutil.exe that
will allow you to
import and export xml files.
Rory
Management Module Utility
Use this tool to export Management Pack objects to an
AKM file, import
Management Pack objects from an AKM file, or regenerate
knowledge in rule
groups.
Type: Command line.
Prerequisites: None
How to use: From the command-line prompt, use the tool
according to the
result that you want. To obtain examples, enter the
following command at the
prompt:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe /?
To export Management Pack objects into an AKM file:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe -O|-Ox|-Ov|-Ot MOMServerName
MPObjectName|MPObjectGUID AKMFileName [-V
00.0.0000.0000] [-Vm
00.0.0000.0000] -W|-A [DescriptionFile]
Parameters and options:
-O //Export the specified Rule Group in full AKM file
-Ox //Export the specified Rule Group in retail AKM file
-Ov //Export saved view
-Ot //Export task
-V 00.0.0000.0000 //Add version information to the
management pack file and
Rule Groups.
"DAN" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:051001c4ed83$9baa3b60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which
should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ?
.
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DAN
Guest
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| Posted:
Sun Jan 02, 2005 4:52 pm Post subject:
Re: MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe |
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Thanks Rory, I found it :-)
Why while I import the XML file, in the reporting service
under the reports I imoprt I get new text box to Enter a
user name and password to access the data source.
I export and import from the same server, It's seems that
the export loss data source
Thanks
DAN
| Quote: | -----Original Message-----
On your, MOM reporting server in in the Prog Files\MS
System Center...\Reporting\ you will find rptutil.exe.
This will allow you
to import and export reports that come with MPs.
Rory
"Dan" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:0fef01c4ede7$68dd2c10$a501280a@phx.gbl...
Thank Rory
This tools in chapter 8 to import and export reporint to
XML from reporting services in order to create MP
incluse
reporting
-----Original Message-----
Sorry Dan,
I clicked Send too quickly....
Is what you are referring to the Management Module
Utility? Are you looking
to import and export MPs at the command prompt?
If it is, look to chapter 8 of the newly released
Operations Guide.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?
FamilyId=A0E40758-CAB8-4588-B0F2-
1508D84906CC&displaylang=en
I was thinking of the XML conversion tool in the
resource kit.
Also, on your MOM reporting server, in the Prog Files\MS
System
Center...\Reporting\ you will find the rptutil.exe that
will allow you to
import and export xml files.
Rory
Management Module Utility
Use this tool to export Management Pack objects to an
AKM file, import
Management Pack objects from an AKM file, or regenerate
knowledge in rule
groups.
Type: Command line.
Prerequisites: None
How to use: From the command-line prompt, use the tool
according to the
result that you want. To obtain examples, enter the
following command at the
prompt:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe /?
To export Management Pack objects into an AKM file:
ManagementModuleUtil.exe -O|-Ox|-Ov|-Ot MOMServerName
MPObjectName|MPObjectGUID AKMFileName [-V
00.0.0000.0000] [-Vm
00.0.0000.0000] -W|-A [DescriptionFile]
Parameters and options:
-O //Export the specified Rule Group in full AKM file
-Ox //Export the specified Rule Group in retail AKM file
-Ov //Export saved view
-Ot //Export task
-V 00.0.0000.0000 //Add version information to the
management pack file and
Rule Groups.
"DAN" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message
news:051001c4ed83$9baa3b60$a601280a@phx.gbl...
Hello,
I can'y found
MOM.Reporting.ImportExportUtility.exe tool, which
should
be found in the \Program Files\Microsoft System Center
Reporting\Reporting folder on the Reporting Database
server where Reporting is installed.
Where can I found this tools ?
.
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