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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?
Solved! Go to Solution.
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!
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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