SCCM DB Missing Operating systems table

Kaan Akyuz 1 Reputation point
2020-12-14T15:32:36.627+00:00

Hi,

Following tables doesn't contain Windows 10 OS versions like 1809, 1909 etc. but contains 1709 and 1803 data.

Is this a WMI issues on client sites or something else ?

vSMS_WindowsServicingStates

vSMS_WindowsServicingLocalizedNames

Windows 10
Windows 10
A Microsoft operating system that runs on personal computers and tablets.
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Microsoft System Center
Microsoft System Center
A suite of Microsoft systems management products that offer solutions for managing datacenter resources, private clouds, and client devices.
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  1. XinGuo-MSFT 20,481 Reputation points
    2020-12-15T06:23:55.783+00:00

    Hi,

    Please try the following SQL query:

    SELECT A.name0,
           A.user_name0,
           A.client_version0,
           D.caption0,
           A.build01,
           A.osbranch01,
           B.NAME,
           B.state,
           C.value,
           C.localeid,
           D.installdate0,
           A.operating_system_name_and0
    FROM   v_r_system A
           LEFT OUTER JOIN vsms_windowsservicingstates B
                        ON B.build = A.build01
                           AND B.branch = A.osbranch01
           LEFT OUTER JOIN vsms_windowsservicinglocalizednames C
                        ON B.NAME = C.NAME
           LEFT OUTER JOIN v_gs_operating_system D
                        ON A.resourceid = D.resourceid
    WHERE  A.build01 LIKE '10.%' 
    
    
    select * from vsms_windowsservicinglocalizednames
    
    select * from vSMS_Win10Dashboard
    
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  2. Kaan Akyuz 1 Reputation point
    2020-12-15T07:51:01.32+00:00

    Hi,

    Thanks for your reply.

    Result is almost same mine.
    My point is some data missing like when i run following queries.

    select * from vSMS_WindowsServicingStates

    Windows10U5RTM 0 10.0.17134 2
    Windows10U4RTM 0 10.0.16299 2
    Windows10U4RTM 1 10.0.16299 2
    Windows10U3RTM 0 10.0.15063 3
    Windows10U3RTM 1 10.0.15063 3
    Windows10U2RTM 0 10.0.14393 3
    Windows10U2RTM 1 10.0.14393 3
    Windows10U1RTM 0 10.0.10586 4
    Windows10U1RTM 1 10.0.10586 4
    Windows10U0RTM 0 10.0.10240 4
    Windows10U0RTM 1 10.0.10240 4
    Windows10LTSB2016RTM 2 10.0.14393 2
    Windows10LTSB2015RTM 2 10.0.10240 2
    Windows10Insider 0 10.0.16353 1

    select * from vSMS_WindowsServicingLocalizedNames

    Windows10U0RTM 1507 1033
    Windows10U1RTM 1511 1033
    Windows10U2RTM 1607 1033
    Windows10U3RTM 1703 1033
    Windows10U4RTM 1709 1033
    Windows10U5RTM 1803 1033
    Windows10LTSB2015RTM 2015 LTSB 1033
    Windows10LTSB2016RTM 2016 LTSB 1033
    Windows10Insider Insider Preview 1033

    vSMS_Win10Dashboard

    10.0.14393 2 2 Windows10LTSB2016RTM
    10.0.16299 0 2 Windows10U4RTM
    10.0.17134 0 2 Windows10U5RTM
    10.0.17763 0 NULL Other
    10.0.17763 2 NULL Other
    10.0.18363 0 NULL Other

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  3. XinGuo-MSFT 20,481 Reputation points
    2020-12-15T08:34:44.327+00:00

    What's your SCCM version?

    Here are my results:

    48159-capture.png

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  4. Kaan Akyuz 1 Reputation point
    2020-12-15T12:14:44.96+00:00

    Configuration Manager 2006

    if you ask about hotfix is not installed.
    https://support.microsoft.com/help/4575789

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  5. XinGuo-MSFT 20,481 Reputation points
    2020-12-16T02:25:03.373+00:00

    Based on the current situation, we recommend you try to perform SCCM Configuration Manager site reset to recreate the tables.

    How to Perform SCCM Configuration Manager Site Reset

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