Server Information SQL Query for SCCM

The below SQL query can be used against your SCCM database to return information about your servers. You can edit this query to bring back different information and also use it to create a report using SSRS. This query by default brings back the following information: Query More Queries Our full range of SQL and […]

Server Information SQL Query For SCCM

The below SQL query can be used against your SCCM database to return information about your servers. You can edit this query to bring back different information and also use it to create a report using SSRS.

This query by default brings back the following information:

  • Server Name
  • Server Make
  • Server Model
  • Server Operating System
  • Architecture (x86 or x64)
  • Server OS Installation Date
  • Server Uptime (in hours)
  • Last Server Reboot Date and Time
  • Last Server Hardware Inventory

Query

SELECT  
      CPU.Name0 AS 'Server Name',  
      CPU.Manufacturer0 AS 'Make',  
      CPU.Model0 AS 'Model',  
      OS.Caption0 AS 'Operating System',  
      CPU.SystemType0 AS 'x86/x64',  
      CONVERT(VARCHAR(26), OS.InstallDate0, 101) AS 'Install Date',  
      DATEDIFF(HOUR, OS.LastBootUpTime0, ws.LastHWScan) AS 'Uptime (in Hrs)',  
      CONVERT(VARCHAR(26), OS.LastBootUpTime0, 100) AS 'Last Reboot Date/Time',  
      CONVERT(VARCHAR(26), WS.LastHWScan, 101) AS 'Last Hardware Inventory'  
 FROM  
      dbo.v_GS_WORKSTATION_STATUS WS  
 LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.v_GS_Operating_System OS  
      ON WS.ResourceID = OS.ResourceID  
 LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM CPU  
      ON CPU.ResourceID = OS.ResourceID  
      WHERE OS.Caption0 LIKE '%server%'  
      ORDER BY OS.LastBootUpTime0

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