How to identify certain KB in SCCM client cache

i guys,
is there any key how the SCCM in Software updates creates subfolder (for each update) in updates package ? I.e. my pkg is named CX0200001 there are some subfolders like "39a7f79f-bf30-4787-9876-796fc17d7b5e", "71dda667-4914-4a65-951e-41039aec132f"
and so on..
How can I simply identify which KB belongs to which subfolder ? I need to identify 1 empty subfolder. Another strange issue: we have 2003 and 2008 (R2) servers - I have 2 deployments (DCs are separated into 2 groups). From each group only 2003 servers
were patched and rebooted automatically. It's very strange and I 've spent 2 days by searching but without success.
many thanks in advance,
regards,
Tomas

the data is also able to be pulled from your content folders. If you have a source folder for your updates you can search the folder and figure out where it came from.
http://www.sccm-tools.com http://sms-hints-tricks.blogspot.com

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