#pragma namespace ("\\\\.\\root\\CIMv2")
class Static_MOF
{
       [key]
       string username;
   string assettag;
       string location;
       string division;
   string rating;
   string warranty;
};
instance of Static_MOF
{
       username = "bloggsj";
   assettag = "1234";
       location = "base office";
       division = "accounting";
   rating = "E";
   warranty = "1/1/2008";

};

#pragma namespace ("\\\\.\\root\\CIMv2\\sms")
[ SMS_Report     (TRUE),
 SMS_Group_Name ("Static AssetInfo MOF"),
 SMS_Class_ID   ("MICROSOFT|Static_MOF|1.0")]
class Static_MOF : SMS_Class_Template
{
   [SMS_Report(TRUE), key]
       string username;
   [SMS_Report(TRUE)]
       string assettag;
   [SMS_Report(TRUE)]
       string location;
   [SMS_Report(TRUE)]
       string division;
   [SMS_Report(TRUE)]
       string rating;
   [SMS_Report(TRUE)]
       string warranty;
};

quote:

ORIGINAL: gjones

You are better off adding this information to the registry of each PC.  I says this because the way you are trying to setup the MOF is not really supported.

You are going to ask why, I say that and the answer is because you are setting the details for only one user.

instance of Static_MOF
{
     username = "bloggsj";
assettag = "1234";
     location = "base office";
     division = "accounting";
rating = "E";
warranty = "1/1/2008";

};

If this information is set in the registry then you can edit as you see fit and ConfigMgr / SMS will pick up the changes and report them back to your db.

BTW, Edit the db is completely unsupported and not recommended.

quote:

ORIGINAL: skissinger

To put in my 2 cents' (or less) worth of opinion....

Again, just my opinion, which as many people maintain is not worth the 2 (Canadian) pennies you might have given me.  (not-so-subtle Canuck dig, sorry G!)