bes action set

Returns all the Actions (as a set) that have been created in the specified BES Domain.

Returns a filtered set of Actions. Given an Action filter that specifies "Name contains 'Custom Action'", this inspector returns the set of BES Actions with 'Custom Action' in the name.Example: size of (action set of bes filters) - Returns the number of BES Filters that were designed for finding Actions.

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Returns the current list of BES Actions in the form of a set, which can be arithmetically manipulated.

Retrieves the set (iterated list) of hidden BES Actions.

Returns all actions, including hidden actions, issued by the specified user. This list is formatted as a mathematical set.

Returns the individual member actions for the specified multiple action group parent, <bes action>.

Returns a list of all the reported Actions for the specified computer. These may be Actions that are running, fixed, failed, and others. The list is formatted as a mathematical set.

Converts the specified BES Action list to a set that can be arithmetically manipulated.

This inspector Iterates over the Actions sourced from the given fixlet and returns a set of Actions.

Returns all top level actions as a mathematical set. Does not include actions that are normally hidden, and sub-actions of a multiple action group.

Returns the unique elements of the specified <bes action set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value.Example: names of elements of bes action set - Returns the names of all the BES Actions.

Returns the intersection of multiple BES Action sets. The arguments to this inspector are typically plural values or iterations, but you can also compose such a set by separating singlet values with semicolons.

Returns the number of unique elements in the specified BES Action set.

Returns the union of multiple BES User sets. The arguments to this inspector are typically plural values or iterations, but you can also compose such a set by separating singlet values with semicolons.

Casts a BES Action set as an XML document, for submission to to the ImportXML API in the Console. It can only be used in the Console using the EvaluateRelevance API, not the <?relevance ?> interface.

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Returns True if the two bes action sets are equivalent.

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