I love the concept of Storage Spaces, especially the ability to leverage SSD drives combined with hard drives for high speed disk performance. I did run into some issues with one of my storage spaces so in this blog post we will discuss the issue that I ran into and steps which I took to…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. In the previous posts we saw how to return Work and Configuration Item information. Now in this post, I am going to demonstrate how you can update Work and Configuration…
This month Microsoft focused on handling the blindingly obvious situation where users want to use both company and personal Microsoft accounts with the same Office apps. Multi-Identity support has been added for Word, PowerPoint and OneDrive (Finally!). In other big news, Microsoft continues to make use of their purchase of Accompli and it’s subsequent rebranding…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. In the previous posts, we looked at returning work item and configuration item information with the Get-SCSMClassInstance cmdlet. In one of the examples, we returned all of the properties related to an…
Do you have questions about Operations Manager and its place in the world of the cloud? If so join myself and Dennis Rietvink from Savision to tackle the question: “Is Operations Manager still relevant in the world of the Cloud?” Registration for the webinar is available at: https://www.savision.com/resources/webinar/free-webinars-operations-manager-still-relevant-world-cloud-mvp-cameron-fuller The whitepaper on this topic is also…
I am creating a report based off of the following result set: I wanted to get a unique set of weeks from the control group, but I also wanted to retrieve whether the week is an actual vs. a forecast. Turns out it’s pretty easy: public List<WeeklyUtilizationHistoryAndForecast> ReportSummary = businessService.GetWeeklyUtilizationHistoryAndForecast(isCache, ParamUserId, ParamStartWeek, ParamEndWeek, ParamBusinessUnitId, ParamIncludeTimeOff);…
I am creating a Flot Line Chart in .Net based on the following Entity Framework result set. I want to get a distinct list of the report categories in alphabetical order to use as a control group. Entity Framework provides an easy Distinct() method to retrieve distinct values from a data set, but it wasn’t completely obvious…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. In the previous post we looked at getting work item information using the Get-SCSMClassInstance. This post will expand upon that to include configuration items. Like work items, configuration items are…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. If you look at the Service Manager cmdlets, you will notice that there are no cmdlets along the lines of Get-Incident or Get-ServiceRequest. So you may ask yourself, how do…
This post is part of a series on Service Manager PowerShell. Be sure to check out the Overview Page for all posts in this series. Service Manager comes with two different PowerShell modules, the Administrator module and the Data Warehouse module. The Administrator module contains the cmdlets for working with the different work items and…
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