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- Integration Tailoring Options
- How to Enable ASM Support
- How to Update the Integration Adapter Configuration File (sm.properties)
- How to Add DEM Reconciliation Rules
- How to Add Discovery Event Manager Rules
- How to Add a CI Relationship Type to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add a CI Attribute to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add a CI Type to the Integration for Data Push
- How to Add Custom TQL Queries to an Integration Job
- How to Add a CI Type, Attribute, or Relationship Type to the Integration for Population
- How to Enable or Disable UCMDB ID Pushback for a CI Type
- How to Add an Attribute of a Supported CI Type for Federation
How to Add a Custom Query to an Integration Job
In order for the integration to synchronize your custom CI types, attributes, and relationships between your Service Manager and UCMDB systems, you must add your custom queries to a data push or population job.
The following steps illustrate how to add an custom query named
To add a custom query to a data push or population job:
- Log in to UCMDB as an administrator.
- Navigate to Data Flow Management > Integration Studio.
- Click the name of your Service Manager integration point. For example, sm_integration.
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Click the Data Push tab.
Note To add a query to a population job, click the Population tab instead.
- Click the name of the integration job. For example, SM Configuration Item Push job.
- Click the Edit icon .
- Click the Add icon.
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Click Integration > Service Manager > Push > rdbmsData.
Note For population, navigate to Integration > Service Manager > Population, and click the population query instead.
- Click OK to add the custom query.
- Enable the Allow Deletion option for the query to allow the integration job to delete removed data.
- Click OK to close the Update Job Definition window.