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I have the WMI table name how to I find the corresponding SQL table?

The easiest way is to change the SMS_ to V_ and look around in the SQL Database.  Lots of great articles about that on myitforum.

How about a query to match on partial table names:

Select correct database.  Usually SMS_<SiteCode>

SELECT *    FROM sysobjects    WHERE name LIKE '%Compliance%' and xtype in ('U', 'V') 

What is xtype?

  • C = CHECK constraint
  • D = Default or DEFAULT constraint
  • F = FOREIGN KEY constraint
  • L = Log
  • P = Stored procedure
  • PK = PRIMARY KEY constraint (type is K)
  • RF = Replication filter stored procedure
  • S = System table
  • TR = Trigger
  • U = User table
  • UQ = UNIQUE constraint (type is K)
  • V = View
  • X = Extended stored procedure

One last thing to try.  There is a table in SMS 2.0, SMS 2003 and ConfigMgr that displays collection queries in both WQL (what you see in the console) and SQL.

 SELECT     CollectionID, QueryKey, WQL, SQL

FROM         dbo.Collection_Rules_SQL

 

Posted: Sep 30 2008, 01:08 PM by scassells | with no comments
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