Report Query for Package Distribution Status on Configuration Manager Distribution Points

If you want to check the distribution status on your Configuration Manager Distribution Points you can run this query directly on your SQL database or you can use it to create a report within SSRS. How to create a Configuration Manager Report using SSRS The query is below and can be altered to fit your […]

Report Query For Package Distribution Status On Configuration Manager
If you want to check the distribution status on your Configuration Manager Distribution Points you can run this query directly on your SQL database or you can use it to create a report within SSRS. How to create a Configuration Manager Report using SSRS The query is below and can be altered to fit your own needs by adding columns and tables if or where required.
SELECT   
      PSD.PackageID,  
      PAC.Name,   
      PAC.SourceSite,   
      PSD.ServerNALPath,   
      PSD.InstallStatus  
 FROM v_PackageStatusDistPointsSumm PSD  
      INNER JOIN v_Package PAC  
 ON PSD.PackageID = PAC.PackageID  
      ORDER BY PSD.PackageID

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