MacAdmin/Jamf Pro/Reporting/Database Maintenance and SQL Queries/Query_Miscellaneous.sql

-- Queries on Miscellaneous Configurations
-- Most of these should be working, but some may still be a work in progress.
-- These are formatted for readability, just fyi.

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-- Computer Inventory Submissions

-- Count the number inventory submissions per day per computer
SELECT DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)) AS "Date", computer_id AS "Computer ID", COUNT(*) AS "Inventory Reports"
FROM reports
WHERE 
	reports.date_entered_epoch > unix_timestamp(date_sub(now(), INTERVAL 1 DAY))*1000
	AND computer_id != 0
GROUP BY DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)), computer_id
ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC


-- Count the number of inventory submissions per day
SELECT DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)) AS "Date", COUNT(*) AS "Inventory Reports"
FROM reports
WHERE computer_id != 0
GROUP BY DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY))
ORDER BY DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)) DESC


-- Count the number of inventory submissions per day in the last 7 days
SELECT DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)) AS "Date", COUNT(*) AS "Inventory Reports"
FROM reports
WHERE 
	reports.date_entered_epoch > unix_timestamp(date_sub(now(), INTERVAL 7 DAY))*1000
	AND computer_id != 0
GROUP BY DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY))
ORDER BY DATE(date_sub(from_unixtime(reports.date_entered_epoch/1000), INTERVAL 1 DAY)) DESC


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-- Printers

-- Unused Printers
SELECT DISTINCT printers.printer_id, printers.display_name
FROM printers 
WHERE printers.printer_id NOT IN ( 
    SELECT printer_id FROM policy_printers 
    );


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-- Queries to check configuration profiles would likely be useful



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-- Clean up orphaned records in the log_actions table

-- Get total count
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM log_actions;

-- Get number of orphaned records
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM log_actions 
WHERE log_id NOT IN ( SELECT log_id FROM logs );

-- Rename the original table
RENAME TABLE log_actions TO log_actions_original;

-- Create new table like the old table
CREATE TABLE log_actions LIKE log_actions_original;

-- Select the non-orphaned records from the original table
INSERT INTO log_actions 
SELECT * FROM log_actions_original 
WHERE log_id IN ( SELECT log_id FROM logs );

-- Verify no orphaned records
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM log_actions 
WHERE log_id NOT IN ( SELECT log_id FROM logs );


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-- Clean up orphaned records in the mobile_device_extension_attribute_values table

-- Get total count
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM mobile_device_extension_attribute_values;

-- Get number of orphaned records
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM mobile_device_extension_attribute_values 
WHERE report_id NOT IN ( 
    SELECT report_id FROM reports WHERE mobile_device_id > 0 );

-- Rename the original table
RENAME TABLE mobile_device_extension_attribute_values TO mobile_device_extension_attribute_values_original;

-- Create new table like the old table
CREATE TABLE mobile_device_extension_attribute_values LIKE mobile_device_extension_attribute_values_original;

-- Select the non-orphaned records from the original table
INSERT INTO mobile_device_extension_attribute_values 
SELECT * FROM mobile_device_extension_attribute_values_original 
WHERE report_id IN ( 
    SELECT report_id FROM reports WHERE mobile_device_id > 0 );

-- Verify no orphaned records
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM mobile_device_extension_attribute_values 
WHERE report_id NOT IN ( 
    SELECT report_id FROM reports WHERE mobile_device_id > 0 );

-- Get new total count
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM mobile_device_extension_attribute_values;