I have a large number of devices that connect to the Image Server.
On the Devices page I can go to the next page to review more devices, but it doesn't work. It responds, "thinks", but stays on the first page.
What am I doing wrong? Any tips ?

Thanks.

This is an old bug as reported here that's been fixed in our open source repository and our commercial products, but hasn't made it into a community edition release.  I believe it is fixed in the Alpha version of ImageServer with the Webstation support.

Thanks Steve.
Is there a possible "backdoor" to access a file that contains the devices (only to review) ?

jcschott,
I have to admit, I am not a SQL programmer.
I have SQL Server Management Studio Express installed and navigated to:

Databases ~ ImageServer ~ Tables ~ dbo.Device

In the top bar I selected the ImageServer and hit Execute right next to it after I entered the device's name in the right top pane.
In the messages pane I see the text "could not find stored procedure.."

I must have done something wrong, can you please help me?
Thanks !

I did not see the Top 1000 but did see "open table" command which gave me the full list of devices.
I think this is kind of tricky because the item GUID will probably give me problems.
The Server Partition GUID can be copied without issues (if done for the right Server Partition).
Do you know if CC creates the item GUID or is this something SQL creates?

Sometimes I want to look up a device but don't have any information about their AE Title, IP Address etc. and just want to see the complete list of connected devices.
By default I have configured CCIS to use a certain unknown port number for new devices to prevent them from pulling studies from the server. Once I have a list of devices showing this certain port number, I know it is a new device and can go from there.
In CCIS GUI I can't browse through the devices by page (see my first question in this posting) but SQL offers me the complete list which is a great workaround.
I have been messing around with the GUID values in SQL with a test server but I must say, it is pretty stable and hard to make it crash.