Other Configuration Manager-related features and issues
You should be testing for both 0 and null.
There is no real difference between them, 0 "generally" means that the client was uninstalled.
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Hello
Select DISTINCT SYS.Client0, Count(*)
From v_R_System SYS
Join v_FullCollectionMembership COL on COL.ResourceID = SYS.ResourceID
Where COL.CollectionID = 'UCP0001F'
Group By SYS.Client0
System Resource - Client equal 1
System Resource - Client Version is Null
System Resource - Client Version is Not Null
Client0 (No column name)
NULL 341
0 38
1 258
Is it normal? Should I have 3 values NULL, 0, 1 or should it be only two values NULL & 1?
NULL ==> No Client
1 ==> Client installed
what does 0 mean?
Thanks,
Dom
Other Configuration Manager-related features and issues
You should be testing for both 0 and null.
There is no real difference between them, 0 "generally" means that the client was uninstalled.
Yes it is normal 0 = no client.
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Alan
Hello,
Thanks Garth,
What is the difference between Clients having Client0 = 0 and Client0 = NULL.
For the testing of existing client to be able to receive deployment and non-existing client which needs a client to be installed should I test Client0 = 0 (38 items) or Client0 = NULL (341 Items)...
Thanks,
Dom