Need Help with the task "Build Simple Query - Task 11" in CMDB Fundamentals: Maintain the CMDB Health Simulator.

[Raahul2]

Hi All,

Need Help with the task "Build Simple Query - Task 11"  in CMDB Fundamentals: Maintain the CMDB Health Simulator. Iam unable to achieve this task. I have followed the requirement and built a CMDB query for the windows servers and have save and the run the query.. It has given me the count of 69 records. As per the requirement, have entered the count in the query description.Upon validating the task, I get the error message as "Recommendations: Did you save and run the query you created? Did you write the number of records returned into the query's description field?". I have followed the instructions correctly. So can anyone help me with this..

Rahul.

[Shantharao]

Hi,

Please find the exact query of servers mentioned in the task is as below

Build a query, named Windows 2012, 2016, 2019 Query, to display the results of only Windows 2012 R2 Standard, Windows 2016 Standard, and Windows 2019 Datacenter

please find the my configuration filter as below

Thanks

[J A Lindsay]

If its still failing at this stage, make sure you have written the query name correctly when creating your query, it must have the correct spacing in to validate. e.g Windows 2012, 2016, 2019 Query

if you write Windows 2012,2016,2019 Query it will not work.

hope that helps, J.

[Stan82]

After correction in displays ;

[Stan82]

I have exactly the same and it displays me error  info message:

[Madhubala]

1. Navigate to configuration--> CMDB query builder

2. Click on create new.

3. Name the query here, type as CMDB Query and click on create.

4. On right side, search for "Windows server" 

5. Drag and drop the query builder 

6. Click on filter icon on top of dragged one

7. Give the filters as below (use OR condition) and save , run.

8. Allow pop-ups, then only a new window will appear with the Query Results as below:

9. Enter the number in the previous tab as below

10. Now save and run the query again to validate the task successfully.