[kerry6]

is their anyway to query SQL to get a list of all installed 3rd party Applications on Blackberry's on my Servers?

[DarthBBerry]

Thats a good question.....

[kerry6]

Originally Posted by DarthBBerry

Thats a good question.....

Great to here....anyone got any good answers

hope that was not sarcastic....was not meant to be...

[celeb]

Actually there is. Unfortunately I don't have the DB in front of me, but will post tomorrow.

[kerry6]

thanks....

[hdawg]

Use the BlackBerry Resource Kit ... specifically the BESUserAdminService and BESUserAdminClient. It'll give you data you can easily export and manipulate.

[kerry6]

Originally Posted by hdawg

Use the BlackBerry Resource Kit ... specifically the BESUserAdminService and BESUserAdminClient. It'll give you data you can easily export and manipulate.

User it daily, ther reports are good, but it will not give you Installed 3rd party Software in ay of the reports.

Thanks for your reply though.....

[hdawg]

Originally Posted by kerry6

User it daily, ther reports are good, but it will not give you Installed 3rd party Software in ay of the reports.

Thanks for your reply though.....

apparently you're not looking hard enough ... or you're using a version that doesn't support this function.

The current User Admin Service / Client does exactly this.

[kerry6]

I am using v4.1.5 of the client. with BES V4.1.5.24...Give me a hint will ya...I cannot find it....

[hdawg]

Originally Posted by kerry6

I am using v4.1.5 of the client. with BES V4.1.5.24...Give me a hint will ya...I cannot find it....

read the documentation included with the software or execute:

besuseradminclient

and it'll give you a list of all of the options the command supports.

[kerry6]

Trust me I use this every day, I must me missing something. can you me more specific? It will not give me information on 3rd Party Software. how about a command line?

[hdawg]

read the manual; search for -handheld_info

I'm glad I don't have to trust you; you obviously haven't put forth the effort to figure this one out ... if I'm coming off glib there is a reason ... I put in 10 seconds worth of effort to confirm what I said, and have since spent more time writing this response.

[dmeags]

I just spent a lot of time with this one... Security group wanted to know what was on each of the phones to see if the policy we were pushing out was going to break anything.

besuseradminclient -p <password> -u <username> -b <BB Server Name> -handheld_info -apps

[hdawg]

Originally Posted by dmeags

I just spent a lot of time with this one... Security group wanted to know what was on each of the phones to see if the policy we were pushing out was going to break anything.

besuseradminclient -p <password> -u <username> -b <BB Server Name> -handheld_info -apps

Welcome, and thanks for the post! ... I was hoping the OP would have to do a little research here ... maybe I'm a jerk; who knows, but I just felt that he / she insisted that they knew exactly what they were doing and had exhausted all efforts when in fact they hadn't even skimmed the surface.

Ah well, Happy Friday!

[kerry6]

Originally Posted by dmeags

I just spent a lot of time with this one... Security group wanted to know what was on each of the phones to see if the policy we were pushing out was going to break anything.

besuseradminclient -p <password> -u <username> -b <BB Server Name> -handheld_info -apps

Thanks for the useful information. really helps I just found it, DOS wraps...