SCCM 2012 Reporting Code Returns Same Value For Total Number Of Required Updates Per Computer

Question

I'm trying to make a custom report in SCCM 2012 R2 with SQL 2012 since Microsoft took out the ability to list the number of updates needed per computer. This was in WSUS reporting but is not in SCCM reporting. I've made a custom report for this but can't
quite get it to work. The report runs but the same value for total number of updates needed shows up for every computer. I took a query from one report and am trying to get it to run inside the select statement from another report. Here is the code as it is
right now:
declare @CI_ID int; select @CI_ID=CI_ID from fn_rbac_ConfigurationItems(@UserSIDs)  where CIType_ID=9 and CI_UniqueID=@AuthListID
          declare @StateID int
          select @StateID=StateID from fn_rbac_StateNames(@UserSIDs)  sn where sn.StateName=@StateName and TopicType=300
          declare @RequiredUpdateCount int
          select @RequiredUpdateCount=Count(v_StateNames.Statename) from   
v_StateNames,   
v_Update_ComplianceStatusAll   
Inner Join v_R_System On (v_R_System.ResourceID = v_Update_ComplianceStatusAll.ResourceID)   
Inner Join v_UpdateInfo On (v_UpdateInfo.CI_ID = v_Update_ComplianceStatusAll.CI_ID)   
where   
v_StateNames.TopicType = 500 and   
v_StateNames.StateID = v_Update_ComplianceStatusAll.Status and   
v_StateNames.Statename = 'Update is required'   
Group By v_R_System.Name0
          select
            ccm.ResourceID,
            rs.Name0+isnull('.'+rs.Resource_Domain_or_Workgr0, '') as MachineName,
            rs.User_Domain0+'\'+User_Name0 as LastLoggedOnUser,
            asite.SMS_Assigned_Sites0 as AssignedSite,
            rs.Client_Version0 as ClientVersion,
@RequiredUpdateCount as RequiredUpdates  
          from fn_rbac_ClientCollectionMembers(@UserSIDs)  ccm
          join fn_rbac_Update_ComplianceStatusAll(@UserSIDs)  cs on cs.CI_ID=@CI_ID and cs.ResourceID=ccm.ResourceID
            and (@StateID=0 and cs.Status=0 or @StateID=1 and cs.Status in (1,3) or @StateID=2 and cs.Status=2)
          join fn_rbac_R_System(@UserSIDs)  rs on rs.ResourceID = ccm.ResourceID
          left join fn_rbac_RA_System_SMSAssignedSites(@UserSIDs)  asite on asite.ResourceID = ccm.ResourceID
          where ccm.CollectionID=@CollID
          order by MachineName
Ben JohnsonWY

Answer 1

There's plenty wrong with it. It gives you no idea of how many patches each box needs. Then you have to click on each computer, click the sort arrow by the "required" column, and count the number needed. When you have hundreds of computers to work on this
is a big deal as it's very time consuming. What's great about the view in WSUS that had this is that it listed this for you and you could sort the required column. So if have most computers needing 2 patches, you can go find the one that needs 40 and 150 (to
over exaggerate) and put the time on them needed to see why they're so far behind. The WSUS format was quick, easy, and informative. SCCM makes getting this info a royal PITA which is why I'm (and many others) so royally peeved at MicroShaft for removing this
functionality, but that's what we've all come to expect from MicroShaft--just like when then took the nice colorful themes out of Office 2010 and replaced them in Office 2013 with just white, gray, and a darker gray. That's super boring and actually hurts
my eyes.
Ben JohnsonWY