I have used PowerShell scripts which list deployments name and/or state for a given machine, however they do not list the deployment's "Scheduled Time" which I am after (see screenshot).
I basically want to program a script that asks for deployment name (e.g. Notepad++ - Install) and then it would return the scheduled time of this deployment. Is this at all possible?
Assignments are available in the AssignedSchedule-property in the objects returned from Get-CMPackageDeployment.
AFAIK you can't set a deployment name in SCCM 2012+ like you could with advertisement name in 2007, so the sample below uses PackageName instead. You can change this to PackageID, CollectionID etc. Ex:
#Remember to import SCCM module and switch to sitename PSDrive, ex: Set-Location C00:
Get-CMPackageDeployment -Name ".NET Framework 4.6.2" | Select-Object PackageID, ProgramName, CollectionID, PresentTime, @{n="Assignments";e={$_.AssignedSchedule.StartTime}}
PackageID ProgramName CollectionID PresentTime Assignments
--------- ----------- ------------ ----------- -----------
C0000AF4 Install NET Framework C000042D 16.03.2017 20:44:00 16.03.2017 20:44:00
C0000AF4 Install NET Framework C0000BF2 03.05.2017 21:07:00 {03.05.2017 21:30:00, 03.05.2017 22:00:00}
PresentTime in the sample above is the "available date". Assignments above only show the start-time. If you have a reoccuring schedule you can get them from the same AssignmentSchedule-objects.
