Just curious if this could be possible to be implemented using either reporting service or in console but if you could deploy a calendar overview of Maintenance Windows similar to a Gantt chart in which we could see overlapping bars of Maintenance Windows on a timescale in a calendar view along with applicable collections as it's header would be great in terms of planning or discussing changes in a change approval board and/or planning patch management downtime.
The best way would be using reports as that link can be shared with PMO/Decision makers for their review.
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Bhushan Kelkar

I noticed SCCM is not able to pull Microsoft SQL Server 2014 & 2016 Edition report i.e. Standard, Enterprise, Express or Datacentre.

This I have checked with multiple customers environment & in multiple SCCM version. Its very strange that Microsoft SCCM not able to pull Microsoft product inventory properly.

It would be good to be able to trigger a subscription report on demand. For testing etc...

CMPivot should save the last 10-20 (or make it configurable) queries ran. Many times I will run a CMPivot query early in the day, then need to run it again later, or on a different connection. If there was a dropdown with recent queries, it would save a lot of time.

call web reporting/deployment report from client or collection by rightclick

Enable option to open report by rightclicking the target machine and viewing deployment webreport

In ConfigMgr 2007 when running a reports from "reporting point" role (not "Reporting Service point") in Internet explorer you see "number of records:32] where 32 is the count of rows presented in the report.

But when using "Report service point" in ConfigMgr 2007 or ConfigMgr CB v1902 there is no presentation of "number of records"

Is it possible for you to add that to all reports?

When you have many users and also many subscriptions on reports, you have an anarchy view of reports subscription .

Does it possible to add the feature )> create folders for manage the reports on server ?
Like this for exemple

http:\servername\reports\ (Subscriptions Folder)

We must open each reports with the same function (same title) to do some modifications.

Currently a computer seems to be marked as non-compliant if at least one update is missing in the DW tables. There are loads of reasons why this may be justified. The DW reports would be much better if we could filter on a SUG as that would be more meaningful for end users

Please Provide Standard Reports of Missing Patches: summary by collection; detail by collection; detail per computer

The market is full of security tools that do this, but it is a frustration that we need SCCM and some other products to have complete, convenient visibility. SCCM does 90% of the work, but that missing 10% is very important. It would seem that MS and SCCM should be the bast positioned to provide this value. Please do!

When a software title is installed on a machine, and a version number is not included in ARP, CM reports do not return the computer specific information.

Running a summary report, the title is counted. But when drilling thru to get the detail, the information is not reported. This report inconsistency makes users doubt the validity of all reports base on ARP data.

Please adjust the report queries to reflect installed software without version information

Created(or make this view) a supported version of vSMS_Boundary that can be used with reporting. This will allow admin to local computers not within boundaries and allow for boundary related reporting

A teams integration would be great. Like a simple solution to lookup information in SCCM or a self service solution to add your computer to a Collection. Also just alerting to teams would be Nice. Im sure there are more fun things you could do with this.

Many built-in reports can be filtered by site, but I would like to see them modified so they can be filtered by collection.

To save companies time when building reports from other environments or being imported, it would be nice to have a CSS theme like template which can be applied to the look and feel of the report.

So this would mean all objects, like pie or bar charts, fonts and frames, tables, text boxes can be changed as soon as you plant a CSS theme configuration setting on it.

Currently, there is no other way to check that report subscriptions have executed correctly but to go in the console and check the Status column for each subscription.

It would be nice to add the possibility to create alerts on report subscription.

Benefits:
- admins & report users can be notified of reporting errors, without having to verify in the console
- admins no longer miss these errors because they check the console only seldom
- admins can take immediate action to investigate and fix the error

We use install and uninstall Collections for Application Deployment over AD-Group (installation) and Softwareinventory (uninstall). When the number of clients in a collection is changing an email notification would be great.