Sccm Task Sequence Not Recognizing Collection Variables

Sccm Task Sequence Not Recognizing Collection Variables. SCCM Collection variables in Task Sequences Use these variables to: Set conditions on steps Change behaviors for specific steps Use in scripts for more complex actions For a reference of all available task sequence variables, see Task sequence variables. OSD Known Issues Troubleshooting Guide | SCCM | ConfigMgr - Table 1 SCCM Task Sequence Log paths So, before we begin, let's take a quick look at the logs we need to read for troubleshooting related to OSD.

How To Fix SCCM Task Sequence Error 0x80070490
How To Fix SCCM Task Sequence Error 0x80070490 from learnmesccm.com

I will note that, especially for UI++ purposes, I highly recommend just creating the variable FIRST, using a "Set Task Sequence Variable" TS step, and THEN getting/setting it in your script. OSD Known Issues Troubleshooting Guide | SCCM | ConfigMgr - Table 1 SCCM Task Sequence Log paths So, before we begin, let's take a quick look at the logs we need to read for troubleshooting related to OSD.

How To Fix SCCM Task Sequence Error 0x80070490

Collection variables are the primary decision point for many task sequence processes. This issue can disrupt workflows and lead to inefficient deployment. I will note that, especially for UI++ purposes, I highly recommend just creating the variable FIRST, using a "Set Task Sequence Variable" TS step, and THEN getting/setting it in your script.

SCCM Collection variables in Task Sequences. The problem scenario seemed simple enough - when executing a task sequence, variables that had been defined on the machine object were not being passed into the task sequence but variables defined on the collection were available. This issue can disrupt workflows and lead to inefficient deployment.

Using SCCM Task Sequence Variables as ScriptsA Square Dozen A. Gross Blog. I will note that, especially for UI++ purposes, I highly recommend just creating the variable FIRST, using a "Set Task Sequence Variable" TS step, and THEN getting/setting it in your script. This always happens after the SCCM client is installed and the values of the device are updated in SCCM