How to get current local file system volume sizes information from OMS?

Hi
I know I can get this information from the table SYSMAN.MGMT$STORAGE_REPORT_LOCALFS.
But info stored in this table is not always up to date, but when going to the page em/console/monitoring/hostFilesystemOverview$target=xxxhostnamexxx$type=host$pageType=current$ctxType=Hosts the information is current.
I have accessed mentioned table in apex, from outside OMS, I would like to have current information instead of old.
How to do that?
Thanks

I think that there is nothing wrong with this table, just that the data is not collected every 5 minutes or so, only on a daily basis.
But as ca107207 said - when you go to the page, showing information about the files system, from the host home page - the data is up to date to the current second.
Therefore I think that OMS ask agent to send this value, but it is then not stored anywhere.
My question would be how to ask agent from outside OMS to get this information?
I have done a little reverse engineering on OMS packages and there should be a way to get this, using some procedures, pl/sql code with generating some cursors etc.
I'm not that good in pl/sql to create something like that, it would take too much time for me. I think that it can't be done without OMS at all, I just have another database with apex on the same host and apex display some information for other users about the file systems etc. It would be nice to have information about file system usage current.
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