VID_SystemMeter report showing incorrect data (4381967)

The VID_SystemMeter report generated from Launchpad called: "Create license report" is showing incorrect data.
License Count - additional Modules, is showing the wrong value.
SAP R/3 User Management Module showing the result is 1 which is not the case.

Generally, the "VID_SystemMeter" report is using the "SystemInfos" object to represent the information:

The "SystemInfos" object is receiving the data from the "QBMSystemMetering" view:

In 9.2.x versions, please navigate to "Designer \ System tables \ QBMSystemMetering \ ViewAddons \ Target System Connector (SAP) ", like the example below:

Here in the SQL section, the responsible SQL query which is delivering the identities accounts that is presented in the report.

Alternatively,

The the below query can be run to get the information:

	1. SELECT 'SAP' as Object /*LicenseSubType */
	2.  , count(distinct u.UID_Person) as CountObjects /* LicenseCount*/ 
	3. , min(u.XObjectKey)as XObjectKey
	4.  , min(u.XDateInserted)as XDateInserted
	5.  , min(u.XDateUpdated) as XDateUpdated
	6.  from SAPUser u
	7.  where u.UID_Person in( 
	8. --take the Person from any SAPUser where the Person is an ManagedIdentity from QER_VLicenseIdentites where SortOrder > 0
	9.  SELECT u1.UID_Person
	10.  FROM SAPUser u1
	11.  WHERE u1.UID_Person IN
	12.  (
	13.  SELECT i.ManagedIdentity
	14.  FROM QER_VLicenseIdentites i
	15.  WHERE i.SortOrder > 0
	16.  )
	17.  
	18.  UNION 
	19. --take the person from SAPUser where the Person is an ManagedIdentity from QER_VLicenseIdentites where SortOrder = 0
	20.  -- and this person has an SAPUser account where this Person is NOT a master identity of another Person which a linked SAPuser account
	21.  SELECT u2.UID_Person
	22.  FROM SAPUser u2
	23.  WHERE u2.UID_Person IN
	24.  (
	25.  SELECT i.ManagedIdentity
	26.  FROM QER_VLicenseIdentites i
	27.  WHERE i.SortOrder = 0
	28.  )
	29.  AND u2.UID_Person in
	30.  (select u.UID_Person as sapperson 
	31. from SAPUser u join Person pm on pm.UID_Person = u.UID_Person
	32.  where u.UID_Person > ' ' 
	33. and not exists (select u3.UID_Person 
	34. from SAPUser u3 
	35. where u3.UID_Person = pm.UID_PersonMasterIdentity
	36.  )
	37.  )
 )
*please note, there are some comments in the SQL to understand, what the query is doing, make sure they remain comment

The only extension in the SQL above is that the following 3 columns are added, to be able to use this in a custom view:

• , min(u.XObjectKey)as XObjectKey

• , min(u.XDateInserted)as XDateInserted
•  , min(u.XDateUpdated) as XDateUpdated

Use the SQL command above (with or without the 3 fields), below is the type of output that would be returned:

Or with the 3 fields, below is the output:

• One can use a custom view (experience is required to create this) OR 
• Use a custom report (more advanced experience is required to create this)