Equivalent of WSUS "file information" in SCCM 2012 R2

Question

In WSUS, you could r-click on an update, select "file information" and see where in WSUSCONTENT an update was actually located. This was helpful; especically if the update was stored there in an executeable format (not a cab), and you could run
the patch manually. This often works if it won't install through SCCM or WSUS. Does anyone know if it's possible to get this info through SCCM 2012 R2?
Ben JohnsonWY

Answer 1

Thanks everyone and I do appreciate all the input, I understand how this works, but...
This is another case of where something that was quick, simple, and easy in WSUS has been made ridiculously complicated by MicroShaft in SCCM. The Content Info tab isn't what I want, I want to know where it physically is on my server. When you get to
the content ID you can't stretch the column to read it, you have to mouse over it and the popup with a ridculously long path disappears after a few seconds. In the show members listing you can select the unique ID but not content ID and but in the package
folders it uses content ID. Geez! Now if the content ID, with package, were selectable in the show members window it'd be easy. And to top if off, you can't tell by looking at the console which package an update is in. This is something else MS really
needs to work on. It still boggles my mind how they keep removing simple and easy functionality from programs when they come out with new versions. No wonder I couldn't figure this out on my own.
I don't pull updates from MS. I pull the from another source approved for us. They get dropped onto one of my servers. So.....
I'm going back to what Peter suggested; I'm going to look them up using "file info" in WSUS because it's far quicker and easier.
Ben JohnsonWY