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sjanacek
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Query for SCCM required updates

Hi all!

I'm building in Power Bi reports for our SCCM (System Center Configuration Manager).

It's already connected and I'm pulling all data from the SCCM SQL server.

Now I want to have a table which is showing me all the updates which are required and also a column with the number of the devices where the update is required.

 

I found this article: https://thesleepyadmins.com/2020/03/30/mecm-check-for-all-updates-that-are-required-but-not-deploy-s...

 

But there is only this SQL query:

 

select distinct
UI.DatePosted as ‘Release Date’,
UI.articleid as ‘ArticalID’,
UI.Title,
Update_Required=(case when UCS.Status=2 then ‘Yes’ end),
CS.NumMissing,
Updates_Deployed=(case when UI.IsDeployed=0 then ‘NotDeployed’ end),
UI.InfoURL as InformationURL

from V_UpdateComplianceStatus UCS
join v_UpdateInfo UI on UI.CI_ID=UCS.CI_ID
join v_Update_ComplianceSummary CS on CS.CI_ID=UCS.CI_ID
WHERE UCS.Status=2 and UI.IsDeployed=0
order by NumMissing desc

 

I was thinking about to create a new table and running this query to get the data I need. What is the easiest way to "translate" this SQL query into Power Bi (DAX). Or any other idea how I can get this results?

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Hi,

I found a pbix-template for SCCM and got now another solution, where I'm using this at the beginning:

= SQL.database ("servername", "databasename", [query=..........])

 

With this I can work now 🙂

 

Thanks and have a greate new year! 

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amitchandak
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Super User

@sjanacek , you can bring these tables in power bi and join CI_ID

 

you can create a calculated column for this

if (V_UpdateComplianceStatus [Status]=2 , "Yes",blank())

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Hi,

I found a pbix-template for SCCM and got now another solution, where I'm using this at the beginning:

= SQL.database ("servername", "databasename", [query=..........])

 

With this I can work now 🙂

 

Thanks and have a greate new year! 

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