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    What is new in Configuration Manager 2010 reporting

    Eswar KonetiBy Eswar KonetiDecember 01, 9:18 pm1 Min Read configmgr 2,070 Views
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    Microsoft has released update 2010 for Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager , the last build for this year with some great and enhanced features, for a complete list, please refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/core/plan-design/changes/whats-new-in-version-2010

    This build version is currently available for you to install via opt-in method (fast-ring). You can download the script from and run it on your ConfigMgr site. To download the script, refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr/core/servers/manage/checklist-for-installing-update-2010#early-update-ring

    With this update 2010, there are a bunch of new features added. This means that, there are also a number of SQL tables/views added which will help us to create some great custom reports to our customers.

    Lets see what are the newly added SQL views/tables/functions that we can use for custom reporting.

    Following are some of the list which will add value to the business.

    v_DeviceScriptRunDetails
    v_DeviceScriptStatus
    v_GS_BATTERYCYCLECOUNT
    v_GS_BATTERYFULLCHARGEDCAPACITY
    v_GS_BATTERYRUNTIME
    v_GS_BATTERYSTATICDATA
    v_GS_BATTERYSTATUS
    v_LU_LifecycleProductGroupsUnfiltered
    v_ScriptInformation
    v_SetupDiagErrorMachines
    vSMS_CollectionEvaluationFull
    vSMS_CollectionEvaluationIncremental

    For a complete list of SQL views available in Configuration Manager 2010 and what’s new in 2010 compared with its previous build 2006, please refer the documentation available at Github

    configmgr Reporting SCCM SQL views SSRS reporting
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