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Thank you very much for the information. &nbsp;I'll look into throwing something together that's a bit more user friendly than WSUS' back end tables.<br />
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Much appreciated.
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Thank you very much for the information.  I'll look into throwing something together that's a bit more user friendly than WSUS' back end tables.

Much appreciated.

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Experts,<br />
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I'm peering into our WSUS 3.0 SQL tables to get some information. &nbsp;In this information, I need to separate the units that are reporting into WSUS by Operating System.<br />
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I see that in the PUBLIC_VIEWS_vComputerTarg<wbr />et, it has the following fields:<br />
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OSMajorVersion (2 Digit)<br />
OSMinorVersion (2 Digit)<br />
OSBuildNumber (4 Digit)<br />
OSServicePackMajorNumber (2 Digit)<br />
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If possible, I need to join those values with their text based counterparts. &nbsp;(ie OS Build &quot;2195&quot; = Windows Server 2000).<br />
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Would somebody know which table I can link up to, in order to grab that info?<br />
<br />
Thanks for any assistance that can be provided.
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Experts,

I'm peering into our WSUS 3.0 SQL tables to get some information.  In this information, I need to separate the units that are reporting into WSUS by Operating System.

I see that in the PUBLIC_VIEWS_vComputerTarget, it has the following fields:

OSMajorVersion (2 Digit)
OSMinorVersion (2 Digit)
OSBuildNumber (4 Digit)
OSServicePackMajorNumber (2 Digit)

If possible, I need to join those values with their text based counterparts.  (ie OS Build "2195" = Windows Server 2000).

Would somebody know which table I can link up to, in order to grab that info?

Thanks for any assistance that can be provided.

WSUS SQL Tables - OS txt Version?

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Windows Server 2003

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Microsoft SQL Server 2008

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