Microsoft KB Archive/148649

= INVPROC Should Force Pragma: Resync If There Is No History =

Article ID: 148649

Article Last Modified on 10/27/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Systems Management Server 1.1 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q148649





SUMMARY
When you query a Systems Management Server database for SMSID in the Network Table of Computer Properties, duplicate entries of the same ID appears.



MORE INFORMATION
When the client computer logs on to the network, the history of that logon is recorded by Systems Management Server. INVPROC compares the new entry to the history file and sends any changes. When a new user logs on using the same SMSID, the INVPROC then sends up the history deltas to reflect the new logon name (If there are no HMS or SMH files to compare, a new record is sent to the SQL Server). It is sent with two fields: IDENT and NETWORK. The IDENT field has a single entry only. The NETWORK field can have multiple entries. This process is possibly the cause of duplicate SMSID's. If you query under IDENT, the problem does not occur.

If there is no history file, INVPROC sends a RESYNC record to DATALOADER, which forces the computer inventory to be synchronized only with the incoming current inventory.

To get around the inventory resync, the HMS and SMH files are removed. This action may create the multiple rows in the NETWORK section queries. INVPROC does not have the base line to generate the removal of the older NETWORK group.

If you have a MIF with a group that is not currently in the SQL database, it is added. If you are missing a group in the MIF and the SQL database has the group, it is removed.

Additional query words: prodsms

Keywords: kbinventory kbnetwork KB148649

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