List of virtual machines in TIME using the query service
Someone been able to use the query service to produce a range of virtual machines in a paralytic? I don't see all the attributes on the VclQueryadminVMField that reference the vApp.
I log in the org of system.
Any help would be appreciated.
Name of the action: getVAppVms
Entry: VAPP (vCloud:VApp)
Output: Array / vCloud:VM
Script:
var vcdHost = vApp.getHost(); var vms = new Array(); var queryService = vcdHost.getQueryService(); expression = new VclExpression(VclQueryVMField.CONTAINER, vApp.getReference().href, VclExpressionType.EQUALS); filter = new VclFilter(expression); params = new VclQueryParams(); params.setFilter(filter); var resultSet = queryService.queryRecords(VclQueryRecordType.VM, params); while (resultSet != null) { var records = resultSet.getRecords(new VclQueryResultVMRecord()); System.log(records.length + " VM records found"); for each (var record in records) { var vmRef = new VclReference(); vmRef.href = record.href; vmRef.name = record.name; vmRef.type = record.type; vms.push(vcdHost.getEntityByReference(VclEntityType.VM, vmRef)); } resultSet = resultSet.getNextPage(); } return vms;
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