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+1 I'm also trying and failing to get the category from the itemclass but can't work out how to get the category name rather than just the category value

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Is there a way to get the content related to a processed evidence? For example, I processed an evidence with a particular options selected (for example index, system info parser and etc) and I would like to check which evidences were processed using this custom label and the status of the processing (completed / failed) - these information are in the "Status" and "Option" fields in the Processor Manager tab.

You can use EvidenceClass::ProcessingStatus() to to get the processing status of each evidence item in your case. There isn't, as far as I know, any way of obtaining additional processing information, at least not from the item itself.

The other questions is related to the ITEMCLASS class. I'm trying to export the Categories from an evidence to a text file, but if I only use the method entryclass.category() it will return the category number and not the value (as it has a Category type). I tried to declare a "support" variable ITEMCLASS:Category in order to help me to get the Category name, but I am probably missing something easy here.

Every enumeration inherits EnumClass::SourceText() and EnumClass::DisplayText(). So EntryClass::Categories::SourceText(12) will return "DOCUMENT_SPREADSHEET"; EntryClass::Categories::DisplayText(12) will return "Document - Spreadsheet".

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Thank you Simon!! I was able to get the category name.

As my case already have the evidence, I didn’t find a method using EvidenceClass in order the get this information, and not add a new evidence (as the examples that we have in the Enscript help). I’ll keep trying to do that, but I’ll appreciate if you have any other idea.

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Each case has a property called EvidenceRoot(), which is the root object in a list of EvidenceClass objects you can iterate.

For example, if your case is c, you can do the following:

foreach (EvidenceClass e in c.EvidenceRoot()) {Console.WriteLine(e.ProcessingStatus());}

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Hi Simon, that makes sense! I tried and it worked very well! Thanks again for your support!!!

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