Software Inventory Corruption?

Looking at the inventory reports on a device and then going into the history view I am seeing some very strange results.
The same software is added/deleted/added... over and over again
Here is a simple example - and I know the user is not constantly installing and re-installing these programs - this is simply one of many examples on the same device and I see this on multiple devices....
Since I have dynamic groups based on the products installed on those devices my groups keep changing - one day a device that should be in a group disappears and after the next scan it shows up again!
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Addition 02/13/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Deletion 04/24/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Addition 04/24/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Deletion 08/20/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Addition 08/22/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Deletion 08/28/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Addition 08/28/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Deletion 08/30/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Addition 08/31/2012 Collector
Acro Software CutePDF Writer 2.0 Deletion 09/12/2012 Collector

I could definitely use this script. My database is ridiculously large and purging out a bunch of old data would be very helpful.
Originally Posted by dschlieder
So I found this document that I thought might help me clean up this mess...since no one else seems to have this issue or be aware of it or have a solution...
Novell Documentation
Oops - the stored procedure zcm_purgehistory doesn't run....Invalid object name '##zcm_prodlist_temp'
Great. The stored procedure is attempting to insert into a table that does not exist!
The wrong syntax for SQL (not sure about Oracle or SyBase) - you can not insert into a table that does not exist. You can select into but not insert into. SQL 101...
How in the world did this stored procedure get into the database? It couldn't have been tested because it can't possibly work!
I made a copy of my DB to see if I could figure our the error and get this to run - well that's not the only one in there - seems there are more errors as there are 2 statements where there is an attempt to insert into a table that does not exist.
So I modified the code and created the tables at the beginning of the procedure.
Set n to 1 and daystokeep to 1000 - and it just never ends - oh, variables used in the looping logic are never initialized correctly!
Lots of selects as something that looks like the variables that are needed but isn't but that doesn't assign the variable - SQL 101 again - this is a joke!
Anyone have a good version of this stored procedure?
ZEN Works 11 SP2 on SQL 2008 R2 Server....

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