List all Applications, orchestrations if any, send ports and receive ports for BizTalk 2010?

Question

I need to list all Applications, orchestrations if any, send ports and receive ports for BizTalk 2010. I am trying to write a sql query and getting many duplicates. Can anyone help me?

SELECT
     APP.nvcName 
    ,APP.nvcName as [Application]
    ,A.nvcName AssemblyName
    ,O.nvcFullName OrchestrationFullName
    ,O.nvcName Orchestration
    ,'Send Port' as [PortType]
    ,S.nvcName as [PortName]
    ,S.bTwoWay as [SendType]
    ,'' --S.nvcName [ReceiveLocation]
    ,Adp.Name [AdapterType]
    ,RP.FullyQualifiedName [ReceivePipeline]
    ,SP.FullyQualifiedName [SendPipeline]
    ,S.nvcEncryptionCert [EncryptionCert]
FROM dbo.bts_application as APP
LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.bts_sendport as S ON APP.nID = S.nApplicationID
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_sendport_transport as ST ON S.nID = ST.nSendPortID
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_assembly as A on A.nApplicationId = APP.nId
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_orchestration as O ON O.nAssemblyID = A.nId
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_orchestration_port AS OP ON OP.nOrchestrationID = O.nID
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_orchestration_port_binding as OPB ON PB.nOrcPortID = OP.nID --and OPB.nSendPortID = S.nID
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.adm_Adapter as Adp ON ST.nTransportTypeId = Adp.Id
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_pipeline as RP on RP.Id = S.nReceivePipelineId
LEFT OUTER JOIN  dbo.bts_pipeline as SP on SP.Id = S.nSendPipelineId
WHERE S.nApplicationID is not null AND Adp.Name IS NOT NULL

Answer 1

Working directly with the underlying SQL is generally more difficult to get right (and unsupported) than working with something like the BizTalkCatalogExplorer class.

MSDN has a great Powershell script that uses BizTalkCatalogExplorer available at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd257590(v=bts.70).aspx. Out of the box it will show you everything you mentioned (and then some), except for the actual send/receive ports.

To get the send ports' details, you can do something like this (it's powershell, based on the sample linked to above):

#=== Make sure the ExplorerOM assembly is loaded ===#
[void] [System.reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM")
#=== Connect to the BizTalk Management database ===#
$Catalog = New-Object Microsoft.BizTalk.ExplorerOM.BtsCatalogExplorer
$Catalog.ConnectionString = "SERVER=.;DATABASE=BizTalkMgmtDb;Integrated Security=SSPI"
foreach($port in $catalog.SendPorts)
{
    Write-Host $port.Name
    Write-Host "`tSendPipeline: "$port.SendPipeline.FullName
    if($port.IsTwoWay)
    {
        Write-Host "`tReceivePipeline: "$port.ReceivePipeline.FullName
    }
    Write-Host "`tPrimaryTransportType: "$port.PrimaryTransport.TransportType.Name
    Write-Host "`tPrimaryTransportAddress: "$port.PrimaryTransport.Address
    Write-Host "`tPrimaryTransportTypeData: "$port.PrimaryTransport.TransportTypeData
    # $port.PrimaryTransport <--uncomment to see all of the properties of $port.PrimaryTransport
}

Notice that the result of $port.PrimaryTransport.TransportTypeData will be an XML snippet that contains properties custom to the transport type. It's inside of that XML that you will find your password fields. You'll have to parse it. When I ran this locally to test it out, it actually printed out the passwords too, so be careful how you use this.