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SDK (software development kit) is a term that refers to a set of software development tools used to create an application for software packages operating system, computer systems, software framework, and game consoles. A common tool is debugging facilities which are often presented in an IDK (integrated development environment). SDK can also include supporting documentation, such as technical notes and sample codes which a developer can reference while working on a program. Software developers implement specific kits to enable advanced functionalities and other functions, such as advertisements and push notifications. SDK is an essential component in the world of software development.
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To regulary cleanup your WSUS database:
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To query SMS Provider information
- Set up a connection to the Root\SMS namespace
- Query SMS_ProviderLocation WMI Class
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To send an email when Operating system installation is completed:
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To query Programs with “On any plafrom” enabled
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To enable Configuration Manager EndPoint Protection collection alerts
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Basics
- [SDK]How to query SMS Provider information
- [SDK]How to create an Embedded Property
- [SDK]How to create an Embedded Propery List
- [SDK]How to query a Device Resource ID
- How to query a User Resource ID
- [SDK]How to Create a Configuration Manager Console Folder
- [SDK]List all Configuration Manager Admin Console Folders
- [CM12 MODULE]How to Create a Configuration Manager Console Folder
- [CM12 MODULE]How to query Configuration Manager Admin Console Folder ID
- [SDK]How to Create a Configuration Manager Query
- How to Move a Configuration Manager Console Folder Item
- How to start Configuration Manager PowerShell session
- Configuration Manager 2012 SP1 and R2 PowerShell Provider
- Configuration Manager 2012 R2 Developer Excel Sheet
- How to convert a Schedule Token
- Writing the log in Trace32 format