SCCM Application Deployment Custom Report SQL Query | ConfigMgr

Let’s find out the SCCM Application Deployment Custom Report SQL Query with Collection. I have seen many questions in HTMDForum that we want the application-related reports, how to write a SQL query to write a report on app deployment, etc.

In this post, you will learn how to create a working Configuration Manager SQL query to find application status directly in the database. You can customize the query according to your needs.

The following is a sample query to help you understand the views required to get the ConfigMgr Application report working.

NOTE! – Thanks to Karthik for sharing this query in the Forum.howtomanage.com thread – https://forum.howtomanagedevices.com/endpointmanager/configuration-manager/is-there-any-sql-query-for-finding-the-status-of-deployed-application-in-sccm/

• SCCM Application Deployment Status using SQL Query Custom Report
• SCCM Configuration Manager Application Creation Deployment Installation
• SCCM Application Supported Deployment Types | ConfigMgr | Endpoint Manager

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SQL Query – Application Deployment Custom Report
Results – Application Deployment Custom Report

SQL Query – Application Deployment Custom Report

Once you have initiated the client, push the installation method. The following query is one of many ways to get the application deployment status from ConfigMgr. You can track the status of the application deployment using it.

• Open the SQL Management Studio.
• Click on the New Query button.
• Select the CM_MEM database from the drop-down menu.
  • MEM is the ConfigMgr site code.

• Copy the following SQL query to find the application deployment report with collection details.
• Click on the Execute button.

This report includes the following details

• Deployment Types -> Available or Required
• Deployment Time
• Application Creation Time
• Last Modified Time
• Last, Modify by
• Etc.

Select
Pac.PackageID as 'App_ID',
col.CollectionID as 'AppCollection_ID',
Vaa.ApplicationName as 'ApplicationName',
Ds.CollectionName as 'CollectionName',
CASE when col.CollectionType = 1 Then 'User' when col.CollectionType = 2 Then 'Device' Else 'Others' End as 'CollType',
CASE when Vaa.DesiredConfigType = 1 Then 'Install' when vaa.DesiredConfigType = 2 Then 'Uninstall’' Else 'Others' End as 'DeploymentType',
CASE when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 1 Then 'Required' when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 2 
Then 'Available' when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 3 Then 'Simulate' End as 'Purpose',
Ds.DeploymentTime as 'AvailableTime',
Ds.EnforcementDeadline as 'RequiredTime',
Vaa.CreationTime as 'CreatedOn',
Vaa.LastModificationTime as 'LastModifiedOn',
Vaa.LastModifiedBy as 'LastModifiedBy'
from v_DeploymentSummary Ds
left join v_ApplicationAssignment Vaa on Ds.AssignmentID = Vaa.AssignmentID
left join v_Package Pac on Vaa.ApplicationName = Pac.Name
left join v_collection col on Ds.CollectionName = col.Name
Where Ds.FeatureType = 1
order by Ds.DeploymentTime desc

Results – Application Deployment Custom Report

The SQL query for application deployment status is very helpful in troubleshooting SCCM app deployment issues. I have seen many scenarios where SCCM admins struggle to get an overview of the deployed and modified apps.

App_ID	AppCollection_ID	ApplicationName	CollectionName	CollType	DeploymentType	Purpose	AvailableTime	RequiredTime	CreatedOn	LastModifiedOn	LastModifiedBy
MEM0001F	MEM00014	Microsoft Edge	HTMD Collection	Device	Install	Required	41:00.0	41:00.0	41:49.0	41:49.0	MEMCM\anoop
MEM0001E	MEM00014	ConfigMgr Admin Console	HTMD Collection	Device	Install	Available	01:00.0	NULL	01:47.0	01:47.0	MEMCM\anoop
MEM00016	SMSDM003	Firefox 75.0	All Desktop and Server Clients	Device	Install	Required	36:00.0	36:00.0	36:07.0	07:05.0	MEMCM\anoop
MEM00015	SMSDM003	Firefox v74	All Desktop and Server Clients	Device	Install	Required	02:00.0	02:00.0	02:20.0	02:20.0	MEMCM\anoop

Resources

• Deep Dive SCCM Application Model Troubleshooting – Client End
• How to get a report with Friendly scan errors

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Anoop C Nair is Microsoft MVP! He is a Device Management Admin with more than 20 years of experience (calculation done in 2021) in IT. He is a Blogger, Speaker, and Local User Group HTMD Community leader. His primary focus is Device Management technologies like SCCM 2012, Current Branch, and Intune. He writes about ConfigMgr, Windows 11, Windows 10, Azure AD, Microsoft Intune, Windows 365, AVD, etc.