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EricHulshof
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SCOM Availability report query

I am just wondering if anyone ever made a query to create a SCOM Availability report in Power BI. I basically want to rebuild the SCOM report where it shows the % availability of each application. 

If you already have a query like this it would be a great help to share it. Else i start building and hope for the best, as im not into SCOM whatsoever. 

Thankyou.


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Thanks for trying to help, but no i was not looking for that.

For other people looking for availability i fixed it with this query:

Select
S.ManagedEntityMonitorRowId,
S.DateTime,
S.Date,
S.InRedStateMilliseconds,
S.InYellowStateMilliseconds,
S.InGreenStateMilliseconds,
S.InWhiteStateMilliseconds,
S.InDisabledStateMilliseconds,
S.InPlannedMaintenanceMilliseconds,
S.InUnplannedMaintenanceMilliseconds,
S.HealthServiceUnavailableMilliseconds
FROM [OperationsManagerDW].[dbo].[vStateDailyFull] S

And ofcourse added some magic making sure i had the correct names etc and not the cryptic id's 🙂



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v-lid-msft
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Hi @EricHulshof ,

 

Sorry for that, but we did not familiar with the SCOM, are you meaning something like the report in this showcase? https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/partner-showcase/data-maru-inc-system-center-operation-manager-d...

 

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Best regards,

 

Community Support Team _ Dong Li
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Thanks for trying to help, but no i was not looking for that.

For other people looking for availability i fixed it with this query:

Select
S.ManagedEntityMonitorRowId,
S.DateTime,
S.Date,
S.InRedStateMilliseconds,
S.InYellowStateMilliseconds,
S.InGreenStateMilliseconds,
S.InWhiteStateMilliseconds,
S.InDisabledStateMilliseconds,
S.InPlannedMaintenanceMilliseconds,
S.InUnplannedMaintenanceMilliseconds,
S.HealthServiceUnavailableMilliseconds
FROM [OperationsManagerDW].[dbo].[vStateDailyFull] S

And ofcourse added some magic making sure i had the correct names etc and not the cryptic id's 🙂



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Hi. Just stumbled across this post. Do you know how can I modify the query so that I can get the info extracted hourly instead of daily?

Hi!

I'm trying to do that report with Power Bi, but the query take a lot of time to complete. Do you have a new version of the query?

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