﻿1 generatereports

   Enables you to generate reports for the HP SUM session. These reports
   include Inventory, Firmware, Failed Dependency, Deploy preview, Installed
   components, and Combined reports. The output defaults to attributes values
   and the type of report to all available.

  Syntax

   hpsum generatereports [--type inventory | firmware | installables |
   faileddep | installed | combined] [--output html | xml | csv] [--nodes
   [nodelist]] [--baselines [baselinelist]]

  Parameters/Options/Flags/Strings/...

   --type

           If you specify the type parameter, it must be one of the
           following:

              o Inventory

              o Firmware

              o Installables

              o Faileddep

              o Installed

              o Combined

           If you do not provide a type, all types possible are generated.

   --output
              o xml

              o csv

              o html

           If you do not provide an output type, all formats are produced.

   --nodes [nodelist]

           HP SUM generates a single report with details for all the nodes in
           the list. If you do not specify a list of nodes, all nodes in the
           current session are selected.

   --baselines [baselinelist]

           List of baselines to include in the reports. If you do not specify
           a list of baselines, all baselines in the current session are
           selected.

  Windows usage

   C:\>hpsum generatereports /type inventory /nodes localhost

  Linux usage

   $ ./hpsum generatereports --type faileddep --nodes 10.7.85.0 10.7.85.128

  Return codes

   SUCCESS_NO_REBOOT

           Windows: 0

           Linux: 0

           Text: The command was successful.

   FAILURE_GENERAL

           Windows: -1

           Linux: 255

           Text: A general failure occurred. For details, see the logs.

   FAILURE_BAD_PARM

           Windows: -2

           Linux: 254

           Text: A bad input parameter was encountered. For details, see the
           logs.

   FAILURE_COMMAND_FAILED

           Windows: -4

           Linux: 252

           Text: The command failed. For details, see the logs.
