bes computer set

Returns the set of computers that are administerable by the specified BES user.

Returns the set of computers where the given baseline component(s) is applicable, i.e., those computers where the baseline component is relevant.

Returns the set of computers where the given Fixlet(s) is applicable, i.e., those computers where the Fixlet is relevant.Example: size of union of applicable computer sets of bes fixlets whose ((source severity of it is "Critical") and (current date - source release date of it > 7 * day)) as floating point / size of bes computer set as floating point - Computes the ratio of computers which have at least one relevant critical fixlet released more than 1 week ago.

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

Returns a filtered set of Computers. Given a Computer filter that specifies "OS contains 'Win'", this inspector returns the set of Windows Computers.

Returns the computer set that comprise the specified BES Computer Group.

Returns a list of all the computers that have reported for the specified BES Action. The list is formatted as a mathematical set.

Returns a list of all the computers that have reported for the specified BES property. The list is formatted as a mathematical set.

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

Returns the list of computers that are subscribed to the specified BES site. The list is formatted as a mathematical set for easier manipulation.

Returns the list (formatted as a set) of targeted computers associated with the specified BES Action.

Returns the unknown computers associated with the specified baseline component. The list is formatted as a set for mathematical manipulations, included intersections and unions.

Returns the unique elements of the specified <bes computer set>, removing duplicates and sorting by value.

Returns the intersection of multiple BES computer 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 BES Computers in the specified set.

Returns the union of multiple BES computer 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.

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Compares two sets of BES computers for equivalence.

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