FIM reporting -- Run FIMPostInstallScirptsForDatawarehouse.ps1 script

We have 3 servers and
1. Server 1 -- FIM Service
2. Server 2 -- Service Manager server + Sql Server 2008 r2 with (ServiceManager DB on instance 1 +DWStagingAndConfig, DWRepository, and DWDataMart DB on instance 2)
3. Server 3 -- Data warehouse server
We have installed FIM reporting and MPSyncJob is successfully over. Next step is to run FIMPostInstallScirptsForDatawarehouse.ps1 on Data warehouse server but The FIM Reporting post installation scripts required to execute
.\FIMPostInstallScriptsForDataWarehouse.ps1
scripts in the Data Warehouse server. However, this script requires access to the "SQLCmd" tools and the "SMCmdletSnapIn" snapins. These two components are both present
when the SQL server resides in the Data Warehouse server. In this scenario that condition is not true. In this procedure, we will run the FIM post installation powershell script in the SQL server. We will create a PSSessionConfiguration in the Data Warehouse
server that will get called from the remote SQL server to execute the "SMCmdletSnapIn".
To run the script i was following the steps on this link social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/17916.troubleshooting-fim-install-fim-data-warehouse-support-scripts-on-a-remote-sql-server.aspx
But in creating PSSession i am getting Access Denied error .
So is it possible, if i will install SQL server management studio on Data Warehouse server as i will get SQLCmdlets of powershell in Data Warehouse server so i can run the script directly on Data warehouse server without creating PSSession
Will it work ??

You can download just the needed pieces from
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=16978.
Thanks, Brian
I think Brian wanted to paste the link without dot at the end ;)
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=16978
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FIM Reporting and SCSM Database Query Issue

Hello,
We have been having issues with FIM Reporting, the ETL Process for some reason seems to be failing, we further drilled down and found that there was a SQL Query running on the SCSM database Server for a very long time.
"CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.[p_GroomManagedEntity] ( @TargetId uniqueidentifier, @RetentionPeriodInMinutes int, @GroomingCriteria nvarchar(max), @BatchSize int )
AS BEGIN DECLARE @LastErr int; DECLARE @RowCount int = 1; DECLARE @TotalRowCount int = 0; DECLARE @RetentionDateTime DATETIME; DECLARE @SelectEntitiesToBeGroomedStmt
nvarchar(max); DECLARE @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable TypedManagedEntityType; DECLARE @TimeGenerated DATETIME = getutcdate(); DECLARE @Command nvarchar(MAX) DECLARE @GroomHistoryId
bigint DECLARE @Comment nvarchar(max); SET @Command = N'Exec dbo.p_GroomManagedEntity ' + CAST(@TargetId AS nvarchar(40)) + ', ' + CAST(@RetentionPeriodInMinutes AS nvarchar(10)) +
', ' + CAST(@GroomingCriteria AS nvarchar(100)) + ', ' + CAST(@BatchSize AS nvarchar(10)) -- Call the grooming history insert sproc EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryInsert @Command,
@GroomHistoryId OUT IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; CREATE TABLE #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete ( BaseManagedEntityId uniqueidentifier
); -- Figure out the retention datetime SELECT @RetentionDateTime = DATEADD(mi, -@RetentionPeriodInMinutes, getutcdate()) -- Execute the grooming filter statement,
hence populate the table variable, with "BatchSize" many entities. WHILE (@RowCount > 0) BEGIN INSERT #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete EXEC sp_executesql @GroomingCriteria,
N'@Retention DATETIME,@TargetTypeId uniqueidentifier,@NumOfEntities INT', @Retention = @RetentionDateTime, @TargetTypeId = @TargetId, @NumOfEntities = @BatchSize;
SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR, @RowCount = @@ROWCOUNT; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; IF (@RowCount >
0) BEGIN -- Convert the BMEIds to TMEIds. INSERT @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable SELECT
TME.TypedManagedEntityId FROM #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete D JOIN dbo.TypedManagedEntity TME ON D.BaseManagedEntityId
= TME.BaseManagedEntityId WHERE TME.IsDeleted = 0; SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR;
IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; --
Use existing DDP code to delete the instances captured in the temp table. EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_DDPWrapperForGroomManagedEntity @TimeGenerated, @CoreDeleteTypedEntitiesTable;
IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; TRUNCATE TABLE #BaseManagedEntitiesToDelete;
SELECT @LastErr = @@ERROR; IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; END
SET @TotalRowCount = @TotalRowCount + @RowCount; END -- Call the grooming history insert sproc to update status to success
SET @Comment = N'BaseManagedEntity: ' + CAST(@TotalRowCount AS nvarchar(10)) EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryUpdate @GroomHistoryId, 1, @Comment IF @LastErr <> 0
GOTO Err; RETURN 0 Err: -- Call the grooming history insert sproc to update status to failure. SET @Comment = N'BaseManagedEntity: ' + CAST(@TotalRowCount
AS nvarchar(10)) EXEC @LastErr = dbo.p_InternalJobHistoryUpdate @GroomHistoryId, 2, @Comment IF @LastErr <> 0 GOTO Err; RETURN 1 END"
Can somebody advise on what this query is really about and what is its fuction, we are thinking of killing this query since it has been running for a very long time, will that hamper or cause the database to corrupt.
Rgds,
Abhishek.

Vijay,
Thanks for you reply.
I figure out a related bug:
Bug 12859472: Cannot browse store procedure in case-sensitive MS SQL Database
There are two possible workarounds:
1. Use a database name with capital letters
2. Do not use stored procedures, but access the tables directly.
The notes on the Bug ticket describes that the issue would be scheduled to be fixed in PS7 which is 11.1.1.8.
Cheers!
Leandro.

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