Scheduled Tasks on systems

Hello,

Thank you for this report request. Can you please provide further details on your request. https://www.quest.com/community/enterprise-reporter/w/custom-reports-wiki   Once received, we will log this into our tracking system and the suggestion will be reviewed by product management .   We will work to have a response to you within 1-2 weeks. 

Thanks,

-Angela Freeman

 Hi Alex,

We have reviewed this request and at this time we do not collect scheduled tasks in the Computer discovery and cannot generate a report as requested.  An enhancement request has already been submitted for this feature and will be considered for a future release of Enterprise Reporter.   VSTS#19517

Additionally you might want to consider looking for a WMI class for this topic.  You may be able to gather some of the information on scheduled tasks using this method. To extend the computer discovery with a WMI class please look at the topic https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/enterprise-reporter/3.2.1/configuration-manager-user-guide/15#TOPIC-1200054

Thanks,

-Angela

 Hi Alex,

We have reviewed this request and at this time we do not collect scheduled tasks in the Computer discovery and cannot generate a report as requested.  An enhancement request has already been submitted for this feature and will be considered for a future release of Enterprise Reporter.   VSTS#19517

Additionally you might want to consider looking for a WMI class for this topic.  You may be able to gather some of the information on scheduled tasks using this method. To extend the computer discovery with a WMI class please look at the topic https://support.quest.com/technical-documents/enterprise-reporter/3.2.1/configuration-manager-user-guide/15#TOPIC-1200054

Thanks,

-Angela

The basic task information is available from WMI under Win32_ScheduledJob which you can grab with Ent Reporter:

The perennial bugaboo around this requirement is the credentials for the task which are stored elsewhere.  

With PoSh you can get it like this:

Get-ScheduledTask <Task Name> | select -ExpandProperty principal | select UserID