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Generate Application Report via Inventory CLI

Jim Hodge

May 21, 2019 19:30

Been looking through the command line documentation but haven't found what I'm looking for. I'd like a way to call pdqinventory and save the last application report to a csv for a specific computer. Is this possible?

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Colby Bouma
May 21, 2019 21:35

Is this possible?

No. I will add it to the feature request list. I have no ETA on when/if it might be implemented.

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Jim Hodge
May 21, 2019 21:57

Thanks we have a powershell script that is sort of capturing the application list but it is missing applications that PDQ Inventory is able to find. I'd really appreciate if you guys could do this but I know the feature list is probably a mile long already.

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Jeremyf
November 03, 2021 17:56

any update on this? i'd like to be able to query windows update status as well. thanks!

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Colby Bouma
November 03, 2021 22:51
I'd like a way to call pdqinventory and save the last application report to a csv for a specific computer.

Does Get-PdqInventoryComputerData do what you want?
```
Install-Module -Name PdqStuff
Import-Module -Name PdqStuff
```
Read the warning, then:
```
Get-PdqInventoryComputerData -Name <Computer Name> -Table Applications
```
For more information, run:
```
Get-Help -Name Get-PdqInventoryComputerData -Full
```
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Colby Bouma
November 03, 2021 22:52

i'd like to be able to query windows update status as well.

Do either of these PowerShell scanners do what you want?

https://github.com/pdq/PowerShell-Scanners/tree/master/PowerShell%20Scanners/Get%20Available%20Windows%20Updates

https://github.com/pdq/PowerShell-Scanners/tree/master/PowerShell%20Scanners/Get%20Windows%20Update%20History

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