SQL Query - Get Application information from SCCM database

Query:

Select
Pac.PackageID as 'App_ID',
col.CollectionID as 'AppCollection_ID',
Vaa.ApplicationName as 'ApplicationName',
Ds.CollectionName as 'CollectionName',
CASE when col.CollectionType = 1 Then 'User' when col.CollectionType = 2 Then 'Device' Else 'Others' End as 'CollType',
CASE when Vaa.DesiredConfigType = 1 Then 'Install' when vaa.DesiredConfigType = 2 Then 'Uninstall’' Else 'Others' End as 'DeploymentType',
CASE when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 1 Then 'Required' when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 2 
Then 'Available' when Ds.DeploymentIntent = 3 Then 'Simulate' End as 'Purpose',
Ds.DeploymentTime as 'AvailableTime',
Ds.EnforcementDeadline as 'RequiredTime',
Vaa.CreationTime as 'CreatedOn',
Vaa.LastModificationTime as 'LastModifiedOn',
Vaa.LastModifiedBy as 'LastModifiedBy'
from v_DeploymentSummary Ds
left join v_ApplicationAssignment Vaa on Ds.AssignmentID = Vaa.AssignmentID
left join v_Package Pac on Vaa.ApplicationName = Pac.Name
left join v_collection col on Ds.CollectionName = col.Name
Where Ds.FeatureType = 1
order by Ds.DeploymentTime desc

SQL Query - Get Custom Inventory report from SCCM Database

You can use the below query to pull up custom inventory details, including device name, model, serial number, processor name, no of processors, no of sockets, total memory, hardik size, and free space.