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What table shows the Patch Status of the computer on the K1000

I am looking to create a smart label for computers where their patch status is "Waiting on Demand Deploy" and "Snoozed".  Anyone know what table on the K`1000 records this status?


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Posted by: JordanNolan 1 month ago
10th Degree Black Belt
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I thought those would be it too, but those are for the status of the patches themselves.  I happened to have a call with a Quest agent about another issue and they were able to tell me that the table is:

PATCH_SCHEDULE_RUN_MACHINE

Now that I found this, I made a Smart Label with the query below.  I had setup patching so it deploys and stages and forces installs after 7 days.  So now I could prompt them daily about applying their patchs:

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Select

    MACHINE.NAME As SYSTEM_NAME,

    MACHINE.SYSTEM_DESCRIPTION,

    MACHINE.IP,

    MACHINE.MAC,

    MACHINE.ID As TOPIC_ID

From

    MACHINE Inner Join

    PATCH_SCHEDULE_RUN_MACHINE On PATCH_SCHEDULE_RUN_MACHINE.MACHINE_ID = MACHINE.ID

Where

    PATCH_SCHEDULE_RUN_MACHINE.STATUS = "waiting on-demand deploy"

Posted by: AmberSDNB 1 month ago
Orange Senior Belt
0

I don't use Kace for patching to confirm the data, but I'm guessing either PATCH_MACHINE_STATUS or PATCH_STATUS when I check MySQL.


Comments:
  • May I know how did you check your MYSQL to ensure that PATCH_MACHINE_STATUS or PATCH_STATUS ? - rajeshwaranm 1 month ago
    • You can connect to the Kace SMA using ODBC or with a SQL tool like FlySpeed SQL. To enable access to the ODBC you can follow this article:

      https://support.quest.com/kb/4276308/can-i-access-the-sma-s-database-using-a-third-party-reporting-tool

      I like using FlySpeed because it gives you the ability to build the SQL visually and produces the SQL statement in the native SQL language.

      It took a little poking around before I found PATCH_SCHEDULE_RUN_MACHINE. The table does not have many fields so it was easy to tell this was the table I needed once I located it. - JordanNolan 1 month ago

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