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  • 1.  Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 15, 2013 06:23 PM

    Does anyone know of the table where I can find site or subnet info as it relates to package servers? I would like to associate a computer at a certain location and be able to grab the package server that's assigned to that location. This info is available if you go to the site settings page but I need to pull it via sql so I can run a workflow and use the package server as a variable.

     

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  • 2.  RE: Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 16, 2013 03:11 AM

    Maybe you want to go to:

    Reports  
     Notification Server Management  
     Server

    Esp:

    • Site Report
    • Site Servers in Subnet Report
    • Sites and Package Servers Report

    Clone and edit them, to have a look at the SQL queries.

     

    @Edit:

    Screw this ... there is no SQL datasource inside ... big thanks to Mr. Murphy



  • 3.  RE: Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 16, 2013 05:03 AM
    try this query, Site Server access Computer select v1.Name as [Computer Name], v2.Name as [Task Server] from vComputer v1 left outer join Inv_Client_Task_Resources on v1.Guid = Inv_Client_Task_Resources._ResourceGuid left outer join vComputer v2 on Inv_Client_Task_Resources.ClientTaskServerGuid = v2.Guid If any issue pls revert.


  • 4.  RE: Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 18, 2013 12:59 PM

    Sorry my hard drive crashed and I'm just now getting back to this.

     

    The query works but it pulls back the Task Server, in this case I need to pull back the package server. 

     

    We have 3 task servers in our environment and roughly ~200 package servers at each facility. 



  • 5.  RE: Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 25, 2013 10:40 AM

    I don't think there is a dedicated package server, rather your agents pull the available package sources per package. So for package A you might get Server1 as your package source, but for package B you might be Server2. If you've constrained your package servers and assigned a package server to a specific site, then I suppose the easiest way is to get the package source for any of your packages and you can safely assume ALL packages will choose that same source.



  • 6.  RE: Sites and Subnets Table Name or Query

    Posted Jul 25, 2013 12:48 PM

    I just looked at my previous comment and I worded it wrong. We have 200 separate facilities with package servers at each. Some of these have multiple subnets which complicates thingns a bit query wise. In NS6 there was a table named PackageServerServingSite that is exactly what I need. I think I'm goingn to create a view which houses this info and reference it in my query.