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How do i extract a list of computers from DB showing sav version in column ?

Ismail Ahmed1

I used the belwo query 

 

select computerid, computername, domainname, DNSName, IPAddress, OS, ServicePack, Description, Connected, MessageSystemAddress, LastMessageTime, PrimaryCIDLoc, secondaryCIDLoc, InstallTime, SAVONAccess, LastScanDateTime, QuarantineCount, PackageID, SAVVersion, EngineVersion, VirusDataVersion, PackageExpiryTime, PackageNotificationTime, IDENumber, SCFStarted, SCFVersion, SCFMode, isrebootrequired, appcontrolinstalled, AppControlOnAccess, DataControlIsInstalled, DataControlIsActive, NacInstalled, NAcAssessmentResult, NacVersion,HipsRuleVersion, HipsConfigVersion, EventCount_DataC, EventCount_DevC, EventCount_AppC, EventCount_SCF from ComputerListData2 where Managed =1

 

but the SAVVersion is NULL for all .

 

Any help is much appreciated 



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    Hello Ismail Ahmed1,

    the Console does show the correct versions? ComputerListData2 is the view it uses so you should get the same values.
    Please check the rowcount returned whether it matches the Managed count on the Dashboard's Computers pane. Also check the LastMessageTime returned by your query. You are using the correct instance/database, aren't you?

    Christian

  • 0 in reply to QC

    Hello Christian,

    Thank you for the reply. The console shows 10.8.2 ve3.74.1 but not the complete version as 10.8.2.363

    I m trying to pull a list of computers with version 10.8.2.363.

    is that ppossible by any chance  ?

    Does the DB shows the full version  of AV installed  ?

  • 0 in reply to Ismail Ahmed1

    Hello Ismail Ahmed1,

    AFAIK no. Endpoints report only the version as you see it in the console. In theory you could identify these computers if you happen to know the time the latest version has been deployed. And endpoint that is up-to-date or has a Not since timestamp that is later than the deployment time has updated to this version.

    Christian

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    Hello Ismail Ahmed1,

    AFAIK no. Endpoints report only the version as you see it in the console. In theory you could identify these computers if you happen to know the time the latest version has been deployed. And endpoint that is up-to-date or has a Not since timestamp that is later than the deployment time has updated to this version.

    Christian

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