also es gibt keine direkte Ansicht aber es lassen sich einfach SQL Queries für den Report Manager nutzen.
Da muss dann jedes mal die ID geändert werden, hier 2 Beispiele:

Beispiel 1:

SELECT
      DATE(c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__timestamp)    AS change_date,
      CASE s.isys_cmdb_status__const
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__PLANNED'                 THEN 'Geplant'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__ORDERED'                 THEN 'Bestellt'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DELIVERED'               THEN 'Geliefert'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__ASSEMBLED'               THEN 'In Arbeit'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__TESTED'                  THEN 'Getestet'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__IN_OPERATION'            THEN 'In Betrieb'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DEFECT'                  THEN 'Defekt'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__UNDER_REPAIR'            THEN 'In Reparatur'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DELIVERED_FROM_REPAIR'   THEN 'Aus Reparatur zurück'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__INOPERATIVE'             THEN 'Außer Betrieb'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__STORED'                  THEN 'Gelagert'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__SCRAPPED'                THEN 'Verschrottet'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__SWAPPED'                 THEN 'Getauscht'
          ELSE s.isys_cmdb_status__title
      END                                            AS status
  FROM      isys_cmdb_status_changes c
  JOIN      isys_cmdb_status  s ON s.isys_cmdb_status__id = c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__isys_cmdb_status__id
  WHERE     c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__isys_obj__id = 275
  ORDER BY  c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__timestamp ASC;

Beispiel2:

SELECT
      o.isys_obj__id                                 AS object_id,
      o.isys_obj__title                              AS object_title,
      DATE(c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__timestamp)    AS change_date,
      c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__timestamp          AS change_time,
      s.isys_cmdb_status__title                      AS status_constant,
      CASE s.isys_cmdb_status__const
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__PLANNED'                 THEN 'Geplant'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__ORDERED'                 THEN 'Bestellt'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DELIVERED'               THEN 'Geliefert'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__ASSEMBLED'               THEN 'In Arbeit'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__TESTED'                  THEN 'Getestet'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__IN_OPERATION'            THEN 'In Betrieb'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DEFECT'                  THEN 'Defekt'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__UNDER_REPAIR'            THEN 'In Reparatur'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__DELIVERED_FROM_REPAIR'   THEN 'Aus Reparatur zurück'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__INOPERATIVE'             THEN 'Außer Betrieb'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__STORED'                  THEN 'Gelagert'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__SCRAPPED'                THEN 'Verschrottet'
          WHEN 'C__CMDB_STATUS__SWAPPED'                 THEN 'Getauscht'
          ELSE s.isys_cmdb_status__title
      END                                            AS status_label
  FROM      isys_cmdb_status_changes c
  JOIN      isys_obj          o ON o.isys_obj__id = c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__isys_obj__id
  JOIN      isys_cmdb_status  s ON s.isys_cmdb_status__id = c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__isys_cmdb_status__id
  WHERE     o.isys_obj__id = 12345
  ORDER BY  c.isys_cmdb_status_changes__timestamp ASC;

Hier noch die Vorschau: