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Save a view using batch-mode commands of vmanager

My requirement is that I have to select different attributes for sessions/runs and after the attributes are selected, the view has to be saved. I know how to do this in GUI mode, but I need to know how to do it using batch-mode commands. Can anyone please help me with this?

StephenH over 4 years ago

Why can't you do this from GUI mode, then use the saved view in all future batch operations?
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rahul97 over 4 years ago in reply to StephenH

The idea is to have a fully automated reporting mechanism..for this purpose, I need to save the view from batch mode itself. Is this possible?
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StephenH over 4 years ago in reply to rahul97

The point is that the GUI step to create the view should be seen as a one-time configuration for the flow. You do not need to create a view each time.

If you really have to have full programmatic flexibility, it's best to use the vAPI, where you can query exactly the attributes you need and write them out in any format you like from your own script.
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