Enrichment Manager Page

You can create your own Enrichment rule, or work with the out-of-the-box (factory) Enrichment rules provided with your HPE Business Service Management installation.

The default folders are provided for the out-of-the-box queries. You can modify these folders, or add additional folders according to your organization's requirements.

You can drag and drop Enrichment rules or folders to move them from one folder to another.

New. Creates an Enrichment rule. Opens the New Enrichment Rule wizard.

Preview. Generates a preview of the results of the selected Enrichment rule.

Represents a Tenant Association rule.

Displays the existing Enrichment rules in tree format.

• When you select a folder in the Enrichment Rules pane, the editing pane is empty.

• When you select an Enrichment rule in the Enrichment Rules pane, the editing pane displays the selected rule, which consists of TQL query nodes that are defined in the TQL query and the relationships between them, and the Enrichment query nodes and relationships that are created and added to the rule.

• The Enrichment Manager has two modes in which you can work: Enrichment mode and Query mode.

  The mode in which you are working determines the options that appear in the shortcut menu. For details, see the editing pane description below.

• You can calculate the number of instances that were created as a result of an Enrichment rule and remove the instances created from an Enrichment rule from the RTSM. For details, see Additions Count and Remove Enrichment Results.

Query and Enrichment mode

The Enrichment Manager has two modes in which you can work: Enrichment mode and Query mode.

Working in:

• Query mode enables you to define regular (non-Enrichment) relationships and query nodes and add them to the TQL query you defined.

• Enrichment mode enables you to define Enrichment relationships and query nodes and add them to the TQL query you defined.

Hold the cursor over a query node or relationship to view its tooltip.

The tooltips contain the following information:

• Element name. The name of the query node.

• CI Type. The CIT of the query node as defined in the CI Type Manager. For details, see CI Type Manager.

• Definitions of the selected query nodes and relationships. The attribute conditions, as described in Query Node/Relationship Properties Dialog Box.

The CI Type Selector is part of Enrichment Manager, Impact Analysis Manager, and Trigger TQL Editor.

To create or modify a TQL query, click and drag query nodes to the Editing pane and define the relationship between them. Your changes are saved to the RTSM. For details, see Add Query Nodes and Relationships to a TQL Query.

• Define an Impact Rule – Workflow

• Define an Enrichment Rule – Scenario

• Define a TQL Query

• Create a Pattern View

The Advanced pane appears in the lower part of the window in the following managers and user interfaces: Modeling Studio, Impact Analysis Manager, Enrichment Manager, the Input Query Editor and Trigger Query Editor in DFM.

A small green indicator appears next to the tabs that contain data.

• Define an Impact Rule – Workflow

• Define an Enrichment Rule – Scenario

• Define a TQL Query

• Create a Pattern View

• Create a Template

• Create a Perspective

If the window is not wide enough to display all the tabs, use the left and right arrows to move to the required tab.

Click Show List to display a list of the available tabs for the current module. You can select a tab from the list.

Displays the attribute conditions defined for the query node or the relationship. For details, see Attribute Tab.

Cardinality defines how many query nodes you expect to have at the other end of a relationship. For example, in a relationship between a node and an IP Address, if the cardinality is 1:3, the TQL query retrieves only those nodes that are connected to between one and three IP Addresses. For details, see Cardinality Tab.

Displays the data sources set for the selected query node.

Displays the following information:

• CI Type/Element Type. The CIT of the selected query node/relationship.

• Element Name. The name of the query node or relationship. This appears only in the Modeling Studio.

• Show in query results. A green check indicates that the selected query node/relationship is visible in the topology map. A red mark indicates that it is not visible. In the Modeling Studio, this is indicated by the word Yes or No.

• Include subtypes. A green check indicates that both the selected CI and its children are displayed in the topology map. A red mark indicates that only the selected CI appears. This item does not appear in the Modeling Studio.

Click Edit to open the relevant dialog box for the selected tab.

Displays the attributes selection for the selected query node or relationship. It lists the attributes selected to be included in the query results (when Specific Attributes is selected as the attributes condition). It also lists the excluded attributes and any selected qualifiers for attributes. For details, see Element Layout Tab.

Displays the subtype conditions defined for the query node or relationship. For details, see Element Type Tab.

Displays the Enrichment rule defined for the selected query node or relationship. If the Enrichment rule is used to update the attributes of a CI, click Edit to open the Query Node/Relationship Definition dialog box and edit the rule if required. For details, see Query Node/Relationship Definition Dialog Box.

Indicates which query node is impacted by the changes that occur in the selected trigger query node. If required, you can click Edit to open and modify the Impacted Query Nodes dialog box. For details, see Impacted Query Nodes Dialog Box.

Displays the qualifier conditions defined for the query node or the relationship. For details, see Qualifier Tab.

Displays the element instances that are used to define what should be included in the TQL query results. For details, see Identity Tab.