There is a known issue that if an application contains multiple Deployment Types, after the application gets installed successfully on the client as  available, uninstall button in the software centre is disabled and there is no easy way to perform Uninstallation of the software.

In my example, I have used the application name as "Orca"

Here are couple of approaches:

Approach 1:

Launch wbemtest

Connect to root\ccm\clientsdk namespace

Query CCM_Application to get the application (Orca) installed on the client  and click show mof and store the information with you.

 Now go back to wbemtest

Click ExecuteMethod

Select CCM_Application as class

Choose the method “uninstall” from the drop down

Click Edit Parameters

Enter Id, IsMachineTarget, Revision etc fields from the mof saved and keep rest of the fields as default (I believe null).

Click Execute

 Now uninstall action gets trigged on the application.

Approach 2:

I have got the below code from https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/e41a516f-210a-4124-8ceb-c70972d20168/ccmapplication-0-instances-found-via-powershell?forum=configmanagersdk

Run this powershell script.

$ComputerName = $env:COMPUTERNAME
$ApplicationName = "Orca"
$ApplicationClass = [WmiClass]"\\$($ComputerName)\root\ccm\clientSDK:CCM_Application"
$Application = Get-WmiObject -Namespace "root\ccm\clientSDK" -Class CCM_Application | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*$($ApplicationName)*" }
$ApplicationID = $Application.Id
$ApplicationRevision = $Application.Revision
$Properties = $ApplicationClass.psbase.GetMethodParameters("Uninstall")
$Properties.EnforcePreference = 0
$Properties.Id = $ApplicationID
$Properties.IsMachineTarget = $false
$Properties.IsRebootIfNeeded = $false
$Properties.Priority = "High"
$Properties.Revision = $ApplicationRevision
$ApplicationClass.psbase.InvokeMethod("Uninstall",$Properties,$null)

Approach 3:

Install SCCM 2012 R2 CU1 from https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2938441

Prerequisites

1. Add AdminUI.WqlQueryEngine.dll as a reference

2. Get the ContainerID of a folder by querying SMS_ObjectContainerNode WMI Class with ObjectType = 6000 (6000 indicates Application).

3. Model Name of the application by querying ModelName from SMS_ApplicationLatest WMI Class 

Solution

Call MoveMembers method on SMS_ObjectContainerItem method by specifying InstanceKeys as the modelname of the application, ContainerNodeID is the containerID where the application is stored( By Default all applications are stored at 0).

ObjectType indicates the type of the object. In this case, it is application 

The same method can be used to move packages, Configuration Items, UserCollection etc.

Sample Code: 

WqlConnectionManager
connectionManager = new WqlConnectionManager();

connectionManager.Connect("MySiteServer");

 try

 {

 Dictionary<string, object> parameters =
new Dictionary<string, object>();

 string[] sourceItems = new string[1];

 

 // Only one item is being moved, the array
size is 1.

 sourceItems[0]
="ScopeId_E57E2598-FBB0-4A20-8E35-FE284072C7F9/Application_9bcacf78-9fdf-41b1-8978-42ed2de2ffa8";

 parameters.Add("InstanceKeys",
sourceItems);

 parameters.Add("ContainerNodeID",
0);

 parameters.Add("TargetContainerNodeID",
16777217);

 parameters.Add("ObjectType", 6000);

 connectionManager.ExecuteMethod("SMS_ObjectContainerItem",
"MoveMembers", parameters);

 }

Thanks

Sreekar Mankala

There are quite interesting things needs to know the reason behind it :

1)  If the software is deployed as "required" , it is not possible to uninstall from Software Centre. However the user can go to Programs and Features to uninstall it. But the software come back as installed after the next Application Deployment Evaluation Cycle if it is not able to detect it.

2)  If the software is deployed as "Available"  then the uninstall button will be shown in software centre once the application is installed successfully. This button is used to uninstall the application without requiring administrative permissions for the available deployment based application. There is a known issue that if the MSI application doesn't have a uninstall cmdline then uninstall button is not valid but currently it is enabled.

3) If the software is created using Package/Program then it mayn't be valid.

Thanks

Sreekar Mankala

Android App From Google Play:

PS DEV:\> Add-CMDeploymentType -ApplicationName TestApp -AutoIdentifyFromInstallationFile - ForceForUnknownPublisher $true -InstallationFileLocation "https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gameatelier.sela&feature=featured-apps

iOS App from IStore:

PS DEV:\>Add-CMDeploymentType -ApplicationName TestApp -AutoIdentifyFromInstallationFile - ForceForUnknownPublisher $true -InstallationFileLocation "https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/calorie-counter-diet-tracker/id341232718?mt=8" –iOSDeepLinkInstaller

Win Phone 8 from Win Phone Store:

PS DEV:\> Add-CMDeploymentType -ApplicationName TestApp -AutoIdentifyFromInstallationFile -ForceForUnknownPublisher $true -InstallationFileLocation "https://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/chess-by-post/5a175e23-bc31-e011-854c-00237de2db9e" -WinPhone8DeeplinkInstaller

Windows 8 from Windows Store:

PS DEV:\> Add-CMDeploymentType -ApplicationName MSI1 -DeeplinkInstaller -AutoIdentifyFromInstallationFile -ForceForUnknownPublisher $true –RemoteComputerName sreekarm2 –ApplicationNameInWindowsStore Microsoft.BingFinance

1219,1220,1222,1231,1232,1238,1265,1311,1323,1326,1330,1618,1622,2250},
a retry will happen for every 2 hours up to 10 times.

Applcation Deployment Evaluation Cycle will run for every 7 days by default and tries to evaluate all applications whenever this cycle is ran.

Note: The abovedata i have got is based on Adhoc testing with the product

PreRequisites:

Assuming App-V5 Applications already created in the Site Server

Steps to create Virtual Environment:

1. Launch SCCM 2012 SP1 Admin Console

2. Click Software Library workspace and expand  "Application management" and select "Virtual Environments" node

3. Click "Create Virtual Environment"  in the Home tab to launch the dialog to create Virtual Environment

4. Enter the name, description of it

5. Here one can enter "OR" relationship or "AND" condition to create virtual environment.

6. When we click "Add", it will ask to add a "VE Group" . All the applications in a group are in OR Condition.

7. Once we add the applications, click Ok to add the Virtual Environment.

When we deploy the applications, Virtual Environment gets created on the client.

Troubleshooting logs on the client side:

1. AppEnforce.log

2. AppDiscovery.log

3. CITaskMgr.log

This feature allows us to select a set of T-SQL statements and enclose them into Transactional, Conditional, & Looping etc. constructs like Begin-End, If-Else, & While etc.

Steps:

i) Open SSMS and open Query Editor

ii) Enter the query and select the query

iii)  On selecting Surround With... from context menu, this brings up the Surround With menu with a list of options like Begin, while etc

iv) Select the appropriate one from the drop down came in the above step to enclose your statement to result as follows:

BEGIN

END

2. Insert Snippet Feature

This feature adds code snippet from the template explorer to the query window without opening the Template Explorer.

Steps:

i) Open SSMS and Open Query Editor

ii) Right Click in the query window and select "Insert Snippet".

iii) On selecting the insert snippet, it will show the folders present in the Insert Snippet. Select the one which is needed for you as follows:

iv) On selecting the appropriate folder, it will present you with the list of templates under the selected folder as follows:

v)  Appropriate code snippet for the selected script will be inserted in the query window

 3. Multiple Monitor Support

 If  you have multiple monitors you can drag a query window to another monitor. This is really useful for the people who have two or more SSMS running at a time.

4. SSISDB

You can deploy your Integration Services projects to the Integration Services server. The Integration Services server enables you to manage packages, run packages, and configure runtime values for packages by using environments.

Steps:

i) Open Object Explorer -> Integration Services folder

ii) Right Click the node and select "Create Catalog from the context menu as follows:

iii) Add a password in the next dialog

Now your catalog is created.

Now Expand the db to show the sub folders under MyPackages folder:

i) Packages

ii) Environments

 5. Default Font

Default font in the query editor has been changed to Consolas

 6. Zooming

Zooming of query window is now supported

7.  Cycle Clipboard Ring

Traverse to the clipboard using Ctrl+Shift+V. This feature is already in Visual Studio and now has been incorporated in Denali too

8. Tasks and Priorities

User can add taks and assign priorities to each task as follows :

i) Open SSMS->View-> Task List

9. Sequences

 Refer https://blogs.msdn.com/b/sreekarm/archive/2011/04/18/sequences-in-sql-server.aspx

 10. Customizing Keyboard

The Denali SQL Server Management Studio we can customize the keyboard just like the full Visual Studio product

Creating a Sequence:

CREATE SEQUENCE counter

AS INT

MINVALUE 1

NO MAXVALUE

START WITH 1;

GO

Get Next Value from Sequence:

SELECT NEXT VALUE FOR counter

Using inside a Table

 CREATE TABLE t (id INT DEFAULT NEXT VALUE FOR counter)

Reset the Counter: 

ALTER SEQUENCE counter RESTART

 Create Sequence using SSMS:

Connect to SQL Server Denali using SSMS

Expand Databases node ->Programmability->Sequences folder as shown below

Launch the new sequence dialog from the context menu of Sequences which launches the following dialog

 Enter the name of the Sequence, Schema, datatype

Options:

Starting minimum value

Maximum value

Cycle: In order to repeat check this option

Click ok to create a sequence

SQL Server 2005:

select cpu_count / hyperthread_ratio AS PhysicalCPUs from sys.dm_os_sys_info

·         All hotfixes released up to Microsoft SQL Server 2008 SP1 CU 8.

·         Updates to the Reporting Services Add-in for Microsoft SharePoint Products 2007 allowing customer to connect to SQL Server 2008 R2 Report Servers.

·         Support for SQL Server 2008 R2 version of Management Studio to perform operations for data-tier applications (DAC) in SQL Server 2008 instances that have SP2 installed.  For more information please visit https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee240739.aspx.

·         Support for SQL Server 2008 R2 Utility Explorer and SQL Server Utility viewpoints in (SSMS) provide administrators a holistic view of resource health through an instance of SQL Server that serves as a utility control point (UCP).  For more information please visit https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee210557.aspx.

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