Functions/Get-ECSWSUSUpdate.ps1
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Function Get-ECSWSUSUpdate { <# .SYNOPSIS This gets a update from the WSUS Database. This object is needed for other commands, but can be used for standalone information. .DESCRIPTION This gets a update from the WSUS Database. This object is needed for other commands, but can be used for standalone information. .PARAMETER Update This is the naming pattern of the update you're querying. It can be the updateid, the kb number, a security builitin, or a pattern of general text in the default title of a given update .EXAMPLE This example gets any update with KB3150513 in the default title or the specific update with the id 423E965F-7870-457C-8C29-18D74EAC29B0 Get-ECSWSUSUpdate -Update @("*KB3150513*","423E965F-7870-457C-8C29-18D74EAC29B0") #> [CmdletBinding()] Param ( ############################################################# #Update [Parameter( ParameterSetName = "Update", ValueFromPipeline = $true, Mandatory=$false )] [ValidateNotNullorEmpty()] $Update = "%" ) Process { ######################################################################### #Global Params $WSUSSQLServerName = $Global:ECSWSUSDatabaseConnection.WSUSSQLServerName Write-Verbose "WSUSSQLServerName = $($WSUSSQLServerName)" $WSUSDatabaseName = $Global:ECSWSUSDatabaseConnection.WSUSDatabaseName Write-Verbose "WSUSDatabaseName = $($WSUSDatabaseName)" $Credential = $Global:ECSWSUSDatabaseConnection.Credential #END Global Params ######################################################################### ######################################################################### #Test connection state Try { Write-Verbose "Testing the WSUS database connectivity before querying WSUS" $TestWSUSConnectionState = Test-ECSWSUSDatabaseConnected If ($TestWSUSConnectionState.OverallStatus -eq $false) { Throw "Either you are not connected to the WSUS database, or we had an error. Please run Test-ECSWSUSDatabaseConnected to determine the detailed status" } } Catch { Throw "Something went wrong with the testing your WSUS connection, exception message = $($_.Exception.Message)" } #END Test connection state ######################################################################### #Loop through all updates Foreach ($UpdateToProcess in $Update) { ######################################################################### #Replace any "*" for % in the update name If ($UpdateToProcess -match "\*") { Write-Verbose -Message "We found an asterix, in the update name $($UpdateToProcess), replacing with a percentage sign" $UpdateToProcess = $UpdateToProcess -replace "\*","%" } #END Replace any "*" for % in the update name ######################################################################### ######################################################################### #Define dynamic SQL query $SQLQueryDefinition = @" --Your SUSDB Name Use SUSDB SELECT [UpdateId] ,[RevisionNumber] ,[DefaultTitle] ,[DefaultDescription] ,[ClassificationId] ,[ArrivalDate] ,[CreationDate] ,[IsDeclined] ,[IsWsusInfrastructureUpdate] ,[MsrcSeverity] ,[PublicationState] ,[UpdateType] ,[UpdateSource] ,[KnowledgebaseArticle] ,[SecurityBulletin] ,[InstallationCanRequestUserInput] ,[InstallationRequiresNetworkConnectivity] ,[InstallationImpact] ,[InstallationRebootBehavior] FROM [SUSDB].[PUBLIC_VIEWS].[vUpdate] where ( SecurityBulletin like '$($UpdateToProcess)' or DefaultTitle like '$($UpdateToProcess)' "@ ######################################################################### #Test if the desired update pattern is a GUID Try { $UpdateToProcessInt = [GUID]$UpdateToProcess Write-Verbose "We identified a GUID" $SQLQueryDefinition += @" or UpdateId = '$($UpdateToProcessInt)' "@ } Catch { } #END Test if the desired update pattern is a GUID ######################################################################### ######################################################################### #Test if the desired update pattern is an int Try { $UpdateToProcessInt = [int]$UpdateToProcess Write-Verbose "We identified an int" $SQLQueryDefinition += @" or KnowledgebaseArticle = $($UpdateToProcess) "@ } Catch { } #END Test if the desired update pattern is an int ######################################################################### #Adding the closing parentheses $SQLQueryDefinition += @" ) "@ #END Define dynamic SQL query ######################################################################### ######################################################################### #Executing SQL query to get all updates Try { #Formulating base command $SQLCommandToRun = '$SQLQuery' + " = Invoke-Sqlcmd -ServerInstance $WSUSSQLServerName -Database $WSUSDatabaseName -AbortOnError" + ' -Query $SQLQueryDefinition' + ' -ErrorAction "Stop"' #Checking if you wanted PassThru or SQL Auth If ($Credential -ne $null) { Write-Verbose "AuthenticationType = SQLAuth" $SQLCommandToRun = $SQLCommandToRun + ' -Credential $Credential' } Else { Write-Verbose "AuthenticationType = Passthru" } #Executing command Write-Verbose "Executing the following command: $($SQLCommandToRun)" Write-Verbose "The following query is being executed:" Write-Verbose $SQLQueryDefinition Invoke-Expression -Command $($SQLCommandToRun) #Making sure you had results, if not we're throwing an error $MeaureSQLQueryCount = $SQLQuery | Measure-Object | Select-Object -ExpandProperty count If ($MeaureSQLQueryCount -ge 1) { $SQLQuery } Else { Throw "No results querying update $($Update)" } } Catch { Throw "Something went wrong with the SQL query, exception message = $($_.Exception.Message)" } #END Executing SQL query ######################################################################### } } } |