You can query the dbo.VPX_ALARM and dbo.VPX_ALARM_ACTION to retrieve the details about the alarm and their action. I am not an expert when it comes to query the SQL tables however you can google about using SELECT query etc.
Trust me once you start using PowerCLI you would never want to query the SQL DB tables. I am very comfortable with using PowerCLI to meet most of the reporting needs. All you have to do is download this executable from vmware and install it on one of your windows guests that has power shell 2.0.