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I would remove the SMS from the clients which have the old version, and then run smsls.bat (should run through logon script). This will cause SMS to reinstall itself, and it should then be the correct version. To remove an SMS client, run c:\winnt\ms\sms\core\bin\000...\smsman.exe, and check the...

If the basic SMS files are installed on the client, there should be a WINNT\MS\SMS directory. If you have, run c:\WINNT\MS\SMS\CORE\BIN\000...\SMSMAN.EXE. Then check the option to Automatically select installation location, it will find a site server, and install the remaining SMS components...

Thanks snyderi, it put me on the right track. I got our database guru to look at the ODBC connectionm, and he wrote an Access macro to do the job.

Well, I only need to know the application collections a PC is in, eg we have collections called Space Gass, and Microstation. I don't need to know if a PC is in All ... collections. From reading the help, it appears that a collections is a type of Object, and the database can be queried for...

We use PCID's in collections,(System Resource, name), and need to know what collections a PC is in. I'm not very experienced with queries. Can anyone help.

Have you actually run the program from the Installer window? I would suggest doing this, and using the debugging tools. You can set break points anywhere in the script, and the program will run to that point and stop. Or you can do things like insert a display message command. These, combined...