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System Center Configuration Manager 2007 : Configuration Manager Queries - Viewing Queries and Query Results

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ConfigMgr queries are located in the ConfigMgr console, under System Center Configuration Manager -> Site Database -> Computer Management -> Queries. By default, the Queries node displays the name, resource class, and query ID for each query. The resource class is the type of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) object returned in the result set. Predefined queries have a query ID beginning with Systems Management Server (SMS), whereas those you create, similar to collections, will begin with the site code.

To customize the columns displayed in the query list, right-click the Queries node and choose View -> Add/Remove Columns. Here are the available columns not displayed by default:


  • Comments— This is self-explanatory.

  • Expression— This is the WMI statement for the query.

  • Limit to collection ID— This is the ID of the collection from which the query will retrieve results. If you do not specify a collection ID, the query is not limited to a specific collection.

Figure 1 displays the default view of the Queries node.


Figure 1. The ConfigMgr console Queries node displays a list of available queries




You can click a query to retrieve and display its results. Figure 2 displays the results for the Systems with ConfigMgr SP1 Client query. Notice the search bar at the top of the results pane; this allows you to enter a search term and choose the columns to search. You can also export the displayed data to a tab or comma- delimited text file by right-clicking the query name in the console tree and choosing View -> Export list.


Figure 2. Query results for this site and its subsites

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