SCCM – SQL Query for all server CPU information

Last updated on April 12th, 2023 at 11:55 pm

If you are looking for an SQL query to use against your System Center Configuration Manager database to give you the ability to report on server CPU information, this is the query for you!

You can use the below to get various information on the CPU or you can use SELECT * to bring back all information and make your own choices. We have gone for the basics of what you would normally need for a report using SSRS or Power BI. You can also then use many Power BI connectors to enhance your reports once you get the basics set up correctly.

SQL Query

SELECT
   DISTINCT(CPU.SystemName0) AS [System Name],
   CS.Manufacturer0 AS [Make],
   CS.Model0 AS [Model],
   OS.Caption0 AS [Operating System],
   CS.SystemType0 AS [Architecture],
   CPU.Name0 AS [CPU Model],
   COUNT(CPU.ResourceID) AS [Number of CPUs],
   CPU.NumberOfCores0 AS [Number of Cores per CPU],
   CPU.NumberOfLogicalProcessors0 AS [Logical CPU Count]
FROM [dbo].[v_GS_PROCESSOR] CPU
   LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.v_GS_COMPUTER_SYSTEM CS
ON CS.ResourceID = CPU.ResourceID
   LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.v_GS_Operating_System OS
ON CS.ResourceID = OS.ResourceID
   WHERE OS.Caption0 LIKE '%server%'
GROUP BY
   CS.Manufacturer0,
   CS.Model0,
   OS.Caption0,
   CS.SystemType0,
   CPU.SystemName0,
   CPU.Name0,
   CPU.NumberOfCores0,
   CPU.NumberOfLogicalProcessors0
ORDER BY [System Name] ASC

This should then produce SQL information like this:

You can then use this to create pretty reports in SSRS or Power BI!

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