SQL Server Policy Based Management Condition 'conditionname' cannot be used for filtering.

Question

Using SQL Server 2008 R2, I am trying to create a condition to be used as a filter at the database level.  So for each database, I would like to test the presence of a Database Extended Property using the following code in the Expression/Field:
ExecuteSql('String', 'SELECT value FROM sys.extended_properties WHERE class_desc = ''Database'' AND name=''somepropertyname''')
I created the condition using the Database Facet.
The condition can be evaluated in a policy, but I cannot use the condition as a filter for a policy against the "Database" filter.  If I create a new condition that can be used as a filter and try to edit that condition, I receive the following
error:
"Condition 'conditionname' cannot be used for filtering."
I cannot find any documentation on the limitations of filters.  I am assuming that ANY use of ExecuteSql would not be allowed.  This filter is important because I am testing the @IsEncrypted of Every StoredProcedure, Every Database.  If the
database extended property is present, I want to skip the test.
CorkChop

Answer 1

Hi,  you resolved this issue? If yes, how?
[]'s | Rodrigo Ribeiro Gomes | MCTS/MCITP Dev/DBA