Hello,
even if there are duplicate entries on the PC, the software was transferred to the new one (UUID in lowercase) unless I uninstalled and then reinstalled the agent (a very rare occurrence)
following the upgrade from version 2.2 to 2.5.5. Do you have a server script to remove duplicate entries that have uppercase letters in their UUID?
Not connected: 4C4C4544-0046-5810-8047-B7C04F444C33
Connected: 4c4c4544-0046-5810-8047-b7c04f444c33
[SOLVED] SELF-SERVICE: An operation have Failed
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Good morning,
You can use an SQL query and save it to retrieve the oldest machines that have a common name.
Next, you need to right-click on the query result > Choose as Host UUID.
Return to inventory > more options > Filter with SQL query > query name
Control + A in the console and delete the posts
Yours sincerely
You can use an SQL query and save it to retrieve the oldest machines that have a common name.
Next, you need to right-click on the query result > Choose as Host UUID.
Return to inventory > more options > Filter with SQL query > query name
Control + A in the console and delete the posts
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WITH HostsRanked AS (
SELECT
h.uuid,
h.computer_name,
h.last_seen_on,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY LOWER(h.computer_name) ORDER BY h.last_seen_on DESC) AS rank
FROM
hosts h
JOIN (
SELECT
LOWER(computer_name) AS computer_name_normalized
FROM
hosts
GROUP BY
LOWER(computer_name)
HAVING COUNT(LOWER(computer_name)) > 1
) dup ON LOWER(h.computer_name) = dup.computer_name_normalized
)
SELECT
uuid,
computer_name,
last_seen_on
FROM
HostsRanked
WHERE
rank > 1
ORDER BY
last_seen_on ASC;