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Have you deployed reporting services for sccm? Much of this information already exists in the default enspoint protection reports
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SCCM reporting is available but we just need raw data on endpoint protection level and patch status - some of the reports aren't ideal to get the key fields. I am guessing from your username you are experienced in SCCM?
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﻿﻿Does anyone know of a SQL query that can be run against the SCCM database to pull out the information that can be found on the &quot;update&quot; tab on the endpoint protection client on each device, namely I need the results to return device name, definitions created on, definitions last updated, virus definition version, spyware definition version.
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﻿﻿Does anyone know of a SQL query that can be run against the SCCM database to pull out the information that can be found on the "update" tab on the endpoint protection client on each device, namely I need the results to return device name, definitions created on, definitions last updated, virus definition version, spyware definition version.

Have you deployed reporting services for sccm? Much of this information already exists in the default enspoint protection reports

SCCM reporting is available but we just need raw data on endpoint protection level and patch status - some of the reports aren&amp;#39;t ideal to get the key fields. I am guessing from your username you are experienced in SCCM?

SCCM database endpoint protection query

﻿﻿Does anyone know of a SQL query that can be run against the SCCM database to pull out the information that can be found on the &amp;quot;update&amp;quot; tab on the endpoint protection client on each device, namely I need the results to return device name, definitions created on, definitions last updated, virus definition version, spyware definition version.

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