Application source path

Hi, i need to find CM12 application (deployment type) source paths. select ContentSourcePath from fn_ListApplicationCIsWithLatestTime(1033) returns empty values in my environment.
I tried Select name,pkgsourcepath from v_package and i does return applications data as well but pkgsourcepath is empty for applications as well.
Check powershell cmdlet's but couldn't see content location in get-cmdeploymenttype.
Appreciate your suggestions in advance!

I think the data can be also exported from the xml data that's stored in the database, more info on that here:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/hhoy/archive/2012/07/19/how-to-query-configuration-manager-2012-xml-data-with-sql-xquery.aspx
...but I think this is exactly what you're looking for:
http://anoopcnair.com/2012/05/07/configmgr-sccm-2012-custom-reports-for-list-of-applications-deployment-types-and-content-source/

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I was curious about not getting the gather finished, instead I got a
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Jared,
hard to get right now..had to remove the old apps...
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The Problem
We are running SharePoint 2013 and document sets that have an excel file and a PowerPoint presentation both in the document set folder and we have mapped this to a unc path
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Hi,
Usually this issue is caused by the Protected Mode in Adobe software, since it's not a Microsoft product, the information I can provide is quite limited. I suggest you contact the support of Adobe first, ask if they can provide any suggestion.
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ZFD App distribution, source path and fs rights...

I am encountering an issue, where it seems that the only place you can
specify the SOURCE_PATH variable for a ZFD app distribution is via the TED
policy...
Whenever I try and specify an application specific SOURCE_PATH (i.e. on the
golden app) I get the following error reported in the dist TED.LOG:
'the source path %SOURCE_PATH% is invalid. Make sure the "SOURCE_PATH"
variable value is defined in the Tiered Electronic Distribution policy, and
that the policy is associated with the Distributor objects parent container.'
I understand that you can reference subscriber specific variables to set
the destination folder and substructure within the distribution object, but
cannot seem to set an application specific SOURCE_PATH on either the app or
distribution object - it just wants to use the policy based value, which
can only be set once for the distributor...
Is it not possible to set an application/distribution specific value? And
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I'm sure I must be doing something wrong/approaching this the wrong way!
Please help if you can!
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David

The actual issue is that the SOURCE_PATH macro IS NOT modified when
distributing MSI based apps, however this works fine for snapshot style
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with the SOURCE_PATH variable used in the Package Source List, whcih HAS
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mirror structure and maintain associations. If you do this then rights ARE
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> > File rights that are explicitly assigned in the Application object using
> > the Rights to Files and Folders tab are not transferred.
>
> And this is one of the biggest pains in the ass about replication... It
> means you've got to manually go thru and reassign file rights to an
> application, even tho they're all set in the golden app.. I've suggested
> this as an enhancement several times, but it's not made it there yet.
>
>
> Graham
>
> "Ron van Herk" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > For application distribution the SOURCE_PATH needs to be specified on the
> > application: Common -> Macros
> >
> > File rights that are explicitly assigned in the Application object using
> > the Rights to Files and Folders tab are not transferred. Have a look at:
> >
http://www.novell.com/documentation/...k.html#bt16403
> >
> > Ron
> >
> > <[email protected]> wrote in message
> > news:[email protected]...
> >>I am encountering an issue, where it seems that the only place you can
> >> specify the SOURCE_PATH variable for a ZFD app distribution is via the
> >> TED
> >> policy...
> >>
> >> Whenever I try and specify an application specific SOURCE_PATH (i.e. on
> >> the
> >> golden app) I get the following error reported in the dist TED.LOG:
> >>
> >> 'the source path %SOURCE_PATH% is invalid. Make sure the "SOURCE_PATH"
> >> variable value is defined in the Tiered Electronic Distribution policy,
> >> and
> >> that the policy is associated with the Distributor objects parent
> >> container.'
> >>
> >> I understand that you can reference subscriber specific variables to set
> >> the destination folder and substructure within the distribution object,
> >> but
> >> cannot seem to set an application specific SOURCE_PATH on either the app
> >> or
> >> distribution object - it just wants to use the policy based value, which
> >> can only be set once for the distributor...
> >>
> >> Is it not possible to set an application/distribution specific value? And
> >> if not, how does the transfer of Common->File System Rights work?
> >>
> >> I'm sure I must be doing something wrong/approaching this the wrong way!
> >> Please help if you can!
> >>
> >> Many thanks
> >>
> >> David
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
>
>

Data Source path in Pivot Table changes to absolute on its own

Hello.
I have a .XLSX file, that was created long time ago (I don't even know in which Office version, but definitely not 2013), and maybe even was a .XLS file at first.
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All of the Pivot Tables use other sheets from the same file as Data Source.
Data Source for some of them look like this: 'Sheet3'!$A:$E
Everything is fine when I save the file, and open it from saved file.
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Hi,
According to your description, I suppose the issue may be caused by some reason.
Do you link the outside data source?
I think if the file moves the file elsewhere, or renames, or email,
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Do you link the outside data source?
I recommend you zip the file and send it as Email attachment.
If the issue exists, you may save as it in a new name and test it in another computer.
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I am pretty sure that I don't have any external links in the document.
However, even if I did - why would it change Data Source path for all of the Pivot Tables, when I did not request it?
I tried zipping it and sending to other person over email, but he got the file with changed data source paths.
I can even record a short video to show what happens.
Actually, I just did it. You can see the video here: http://screencast.com/t/qMBild3ck9b
It is rather big - 23.8 MB.
Let me explain what I showed there:
I opened my original file. I showed that there are Pivot Tables, whose Data Sources are in the same file, on various other sheets.
I showed this for all of the Pivot Tables in the document.
I saved the file using Save As in a different folder and under a different name (TEST.xlsx).
I then opened that saved file to show you that it is fine, and the Data Source path for one of the Pivot Tables is the same as it was in original file. It is the same for all of the other Pivot Tables.
Then I closed, and simply renamed the file to TEST123.xlsx.
Opened it, and first thing wrong - Security warning.
Then I got ‘Cannot open PivotTable source file ….’ messages. And, as I showed, now all Data Source paths have been changed to full paths of the file, that was created by Save As (TEST.xlsx) from original file.

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Thanks in advance.
Victor
Code:
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1. Created a formula name test with the folowing data:
".\test.png"
2. In the Gphics Location, entered:
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