The <bes filter> inspectors return the filters, which represent the criteria used by the Find command (Ctrl-F in the BES Console). The filters are specific to computers, computer groups, Actions, Analyses, Baselines, Unmanaged Assets, Users, Tasks or Fixlets, and are appropriately flagged.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Actions.
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.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Analyses.
Returns a filtered set of Analyses. Given an Analysis filter that specifies "Visibility equals Visible", this inspector returns only the set of BES Analyses that are visible.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Baselines.
Returns a filtered set of Baselines. Given a Baseline filter that specifies "Visibility equals Visible", this inspector returns only the set of BES Baselines that are visible.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding computers.
Returns a filtered set of computer groups. Given a computer group filter that specifies "Name contains 'test'", this inspector returns the set of computer groups that have 'test' in their name.
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 BES domain where the specified BES filter(s) were created.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Computers.
Returns a filtered set of Fixlets. Given a Fixlet filter that specifies "Visibility equals Globally Hidden", this inspector returns only the set of BES Fixlets that are globally hidden.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding computer groups.
Returns the numeric ID unique to the specified BES filter.
Returns True if the various find properties are intersected (included with ALL properties) in the specified filter.
Returns the name of the specified BES filter.
Returns True if the specified BES filter is marked as private.
Converts the specified BES Filter list to a set that can be arithmetically manipulated.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Tasks.
Returns a filtered set of Tasks. Given a Task filter that specifies "Visibility equals Locally Hidden", this inspector returns only the set of BES Tasks that are locally hidden.
Returns the unique values of a given list of <bes filter> types, removing duplicates and sorting by value.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Unmanaged Assets.
Returns True if the specified BES Filter was designed for finding Users.
Returns a filtered set of Console Operators. Given a Console Operator filter that specifies "Name contains Joe", this inspector returns only the set of Console Operators named Joe.
Compares two BES Filter types and returns True if they are equal.