Hi, there are several ways:
1. On the Unix, Linux and Mac (ULM) clients, you can run 'aex-cta list'. Every inventory policy actually runs a task to execute the inventory process. So, they will show in the client task agent utility.
2. In the NS Console, browse to the policy. In the 'Applies To/Compliance' section, try changing the view to 'Computers and Users'. This should list each computer and their individual success/failure percentage. You can double-click a computer here to open Resource Manager for that computer.
3. In the NS Console, browse to Reports, All Reports then expand the menu tree to Discovery and Inventory, Inventory, Cross-platform, Inventory Agent and run the report "'N' Most Recent Inventory Captures". You can click column headings to sort by that column. Click again to reverse the sort order.
4. If you right-click the menu entry (the report name) for a report in the left pane and select 'View as xml', you can scroll down about 2/3rds in the new window and see the actual sql that we use. This shows the tables that store the data for that report. Then, you can start building your own reports, if you like. In the case of this report, we use the Inv_Inventory_results table and the vHWInventoryResults view, along with supporting tables.