Recently I was asked if SCCM could report on the total physical memory installed. No problem there is even a built in report for that, I replied. No the requester explained, on systems with a 32 OS installed those reports only show the max memory the OS can see. So we sit down and go through the Resource Explorer and find that we are collecting the Win32_PhysicalMemory Class from WMI as part of our hardware inventory. A quick little query gets the info for that can be made into a report.
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Select RSystem.Name0 As Name, RSystem.Netbios_Name0 As 'NetBios Name', SUM(PhyMem.Capacity0) As 'Total Physical Memory Installed (MB)', OS.TotalVisibleMemorySize0 As 'OS Total Memory(MB)', GSystem.SystemType0 As 'System Type', OS.Caption0 As OS, Processor.Name0 As Processor,PC.Model0 As Model From v_R_System As RSystem Inner Join v_GS_PHYSICAL_MEMORY As PhyMem on PhyMem.ResourceID = RSystem.ResourceID Inner Join v_GS_OPERATING_SYSTEM As OS on OS.ResourceID = RSystem.ResourceID Inner Join v_GS_SYSTEM As GSystem on GSystem.ResourceID = RSystem.ResourceID Inner Join v_GS_PROCESSOR As Processor On Processor.ResourceID = RSystem.ResourceID Inner Join v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM As PC On PC.ResourceID = RSystem.ResourceID Group By RSystem.Name0, RSystem.Netbios_Name0, OS.TotalVisibleMemorySize0, GSystem.SystemType0,OS.Caption0, Processor.Name0,PC.Model0 Order By RSystem.Name0 |