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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No. Currently when running Get-RubrikReportData with the reporting ID, it returns a valid response, however, Rubrik Reporting keeps the Column names separated to the actual data, meaning when you loop through the dataGrid object, you are unable to correlate the columns.
It's difficult for users of the SDK to easily handle reporting data. For example:
That looks like a valuable addition Andy, thanks for the suggestion I will pick this up and will take a look at the best way to integrate this into the module.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No. Currently when running Get-RubrikReportData with the reporting ID, it returns a valid response, however, Rubrik Reporting keeps the Column names separated to the actual data, meaning when you loop through the dataGrid object, you are unable to correlate the columns.
It's difficult for users of the SDK to easily handle reporting data. For example:
However, when looping through
dataGrid
, this is the output:Describe the solution you'd like
Currently, I am using this block of code instead of the cmdlet
Get-RubrikReportData
as this returns the report data in a formatted PS Object.The output of this function provides the following as a PS Object, that can be used in a for loop:
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