Quick Scripting Suggestion

When creating a new LabTech script, I very often find it advantageous to do a variable dump.  This allows me to check my assumptions against what's actually going on inside my LabTech server.

How do you do this?  Very simply - just add one line of script to your existing script:  
RUN SCRIPT:  _System Automation\Functions\Show Variables*
Go ahead and shim that line on any script and run it.  Next, open the target computer you just ran it on and open the 'history' window.

Finally, click on the 'Scripting' button on your History window and click to highlight the script you just ran.  If you look just under that, you'll notice a similar entry - but this one doesn't have a 'Script Status'.  That's the one you want.  Click that line and look at the bottom half of the screen.  It's shows *all* of your variables!  Here's an example:

Here is the list of all available variables: Script Variables - use @ instead of @=
@=computerid@=1
@=ltrunbyuser@=Admin
@=clientid@=1

Internal Variables - use % instead of %=
%=assettag%=
%=backuppass%=pass
%=backupserver%=ftp.yourdomain.com
%=backupuser%=user
%=brandingtitle%=LabTech Channel
%=bytesin%=338
%=bytesout%=372
%=cachedir%=%Windir%\Temp\LTCache
%=cachepass%=
%=cacheuser%=
%=clientaddress%=
%=clientaddress2%=
%=clientcity%=
%=clientcomments%=
%=clientcountry%=
%=clientcrmguid%=
%=clientexternalid%=0
%=clientfax%=
%=clientid%=1
%=clientname%=LabTech Channel
%=clientownername%=
%=clientphone%=
%=clientstate%=
%=clientsupportmins%=0
%=clientversion%=51155
%=clientzip%=
%=computercontactid%=0
%=computerdomain%=.
%=computerid%=1
%=computeridletime%=0
%=computername%=Test Offline Server
%=computerpassword%=asdf
%=computeruserdomain%=.\administrator
%=computerusername%=administrator
%=cpuusage%=12
%=domain%=WORKGROUP
%=featureflags%=0
%=lastuser%=WORKGROUP\SYSTEM
%=localaddress%=10.44.186.31
%=localltshare%=C:\LTShare
%=locationaddress%=
%=locationcity%=
%=locationcomments%=" "
%=locationcontactid%=0
%=locationcountry%=
%=locationdrive%=
%=locationextra1%=
%=locationextra2%=
%=locationfax%=
%=locationid%=2
%=locationname%=Main Site
%=locationpass%=
%=locationphone%=
%=locationrouter%=1
%=locationrouteraddress%=
%=locationstate%=
%=locationuser%=
%=locationzip%=
%=ltshare%=L:
%=ltsvcdir%=%windir%\LTSvc
%=mac%=12-31-38-1D-D4-D1
%=maintenancemode%=0
%=majorversion%=51
%=managementip%=10.44.186.31
%=managementport%=3389
%=memoryavail%=506
%=minorversion%=155
%=nasdrive%=\\NAS
%=noalerts%=0
%=os%=Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Datacenter x64
%=proxypass%=
%=proxyserver%=
%=proxyuser%=
%=redirhostname%=ltchannel.hostedrmm.com
%=redirpasscode%=4937
%=redirport%=70
%=reliablity%=0
%=routeraddress%=10.44.186.1
%=scriptid%=5811
%=serviceversion%=51.155
%=sitename%=LabTech
%=snmpcommunity%=
%=space%=
%=supportemail%=support@ltchannel.hostedrmm.com
%=tempdir%=%Windir%\Temp
%=tempfiles%=416813044
%=threadid%=3143
%=totalmemory%=1699
%=uptime%=4067
%=uptimeend%=23:59:59
%=uptimestart%=00:00:00
%=username%=IP-0A2CBA1F\LTAdmin
%=virusap%=0
%=virusdate%=0
%=virusscanner%=0
%=when%=4/2/2013 3:06:05 PM
%=windowsdirectory%=C:\Windows


Cool, eh?  ;)