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‎02-21-2023 05:56 PM
Sorry years since I have used SQL reporting. I need to create a report of only Server 2012 assets. Thanks in advance
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‎02-21-2023 07:32 PM
Hello @Randy12572
I'm not the greatest at SQL queries either... but I'm good at copy/paste. 😆
I duplicated "All Servers" and found the "tsysOS.OSname" line and added "= 'Win 2012'" in the criteria column.
To confirm that you have the correct syntax, you may want to verify by looking at your asset list. It could read "Windows" or "Win" and for the OS version, it you may have "2012" and/or "2012 R2". Of course, your query syntax can have variables of "and" and "or" if needed.
Hope this helps -- at least point you in a direction. 😊
Keep us posted how this works and what you might find. Consider putting your final query in a response for future Sweepers to reference.
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‎02-21-2023 08:42 PM
Thanks Tim. I was trying to over complicate it using the 2008.2008R2 EOL Report
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‎02-21-2023 07:32 PM
Hello @Randy12572
I'm not the greatest at SQL queries either... but I'm good at copy/paste. 😆
I duplicated "All Servers" and found the "tsysOS.OSname" line and added "= 'Win 2012'" in the criteria column.
To confirm that you have the correct syntax, you may want to verify by looking at your asset list. It could read "Windows" or "Win" and for the OS version, it you may have "2012" and/or "2012 R2". Of course, your query syntax can have variables of "and" and "or" if needed.
Hope this helps -- at least point you in a direction. 😊
Keep us posted how this works and what you might find. Consider putting your final query in a response for future Sweepers to reference.
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