I would like to do exactly what that KB article shows, but I'm confused about step 15.
 
"On the server’s desktop there is a text file called query.txt. Open this file and copy the query from the text file into the Parameterized Query Pane."

Where is the text file that this article is talking about?

I don't see it either. I submited detailed feedback on the article asking just that question.

I did not think to mention that step which refers to the query.txt file.  It seems a like a holdover from a class exercise or something similar.

Instead of copying and pasting, create your own query using the builder (In  step 12, choose "Resource Query" instead of Raw SQL).  If you are only importing computers, I recommend changing the base query in the query tab to Computers (highlight Base Query in the left pane list and then in the right pane choose computer from Base Resource Type).  You can then use the filter Expressions tab to set your query filter(s).  Here are some pictures.

You can then click the results tab to see if your query is working as you expect.  Hope this helps.

I created collections like this in NS 6 all the time and I thought it was simple, but here I am in NS 7 and every attempt to create a resource query for a subnet fails.  As in the screenshots above I am changing my Base Query to Computer, and I go to "Add Fields & DataClass Attributes" and select AeX AC TCPIP Subnet.  That puts the AeX AC TCPIP database on the query tab, and adds the Subnet field to the Fields tab.  Then I go to Filter Expressions and add [AeX AC TCPIP].[Subnet] Like 10.100.%.  When I click on Results I get a message that says "Resource Query is invalid: Failed to run the Resource Query as a DataSource."

I have yet to build a working query using the new query builder, and I'm feeling like I don't have the smarts to use it.

Well, I just got one working with the AddRemovePrograms data class and the Display Name field.  Still, I don't understand why I can get subnets to work.

 They updated the KB referenced above, you may want to check it out.

Line 15 has been updated to say "Put a query that returns the resources you want to add to the organizational group into the Parameterized Query Pane."  While that is certainly accurate, I don't have a query that works.  I'll probably just work out the raw SQL, as the query builder isn't working for me in this instance.

I don't want to make a big deal out of it; it's really not.  I use Organization Views and Groups now more than I ever did collections based on subnet.

Anyone have an example of this for Step #15

Works for me, but does anyone have a query for subnet with subnet mask tha can be done, or based off of sites and subnets?  For example I want to cover all machines that reside in a subnet/mask that is 10.4.3.0 with a mask of 255.255.254.0

I have a client who thinks the new Query Builder is this dificult to use on purpose... ummmm.
Here's a simple query that is pretty easy to work with.

USE symantec_cmdb
SELECT
vc.guid,
vc.name
FROM vComputer vc
WHERE
vc.[ip address] LIKE '159.3.68.%'

If there are multiple subnets- try adding this to the WHERE clause:

WHERE
vc.[ip address] LIKE '159.3.68.%'
OR
vc.[ip address] LIKE '159.3.69.%'

For subnet/mask you'll need to join the Aex_AC_TCPIP table to the query, something like this:

USE symantec_cmdb
SELECT
vc.guid,
vc.name
FROM vComputer vc
JOIN Inv_Aex_AC_TCPIP ip
   ON vc.guid = ip._ResourceGuid
WHERE
ip.subnet = '10.4.3.0'
AND
ip.[subnet mask] = '255.255.254.0'

I closing this thread, it's getting older than Kyle's birthday cake.