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"cat food" (quotation marks) |
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Trigger Query Editor Window
Enables you to edit a TQL query that has been defined to trigger jobs.
To access | Select Data Flow Management > Universal Discovery > Discovery Modules/Jobs tab > Properties tab > Trigger Queries pane > a TQL query, and click the Open the Query Editor button. |
Important Information | A Trigger query associated with a job is a subset of the Input query, and defines which specific CIs should be the Trigger CIs for a job. That is, if an Input query queries for IPs running SNMP, a Trigger query queries for IPs running SNMP in the range 195.0.0.0-195.0.0.10. |
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User interface elements are described below (unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):
UI Element (A–Z) | Description |
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<Panes> |
The Trigger Query Editor Window panes are described below: |
Query Name | The name of the Trigger query that activates the job. |
Displays a hierarchical tree structure of the CI Types found in the CMDB. For more details, see CI Type Manager User Interface.
Note The number of instances of each CIT in the CMDB is displayed to the right of each CIT.
Important Information | To create or modify a TQL query, click and drag nodes to the Editing pane and define the relationship between them. Your changes are saved to the CMDB. For details, see How to Add Query Nodes and Relationships to a TQL Query. |
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Enables you to edit the node selected in the Trigger Queries pane.
User interface elements are described below (unlabeled elements are shown in angle brackets):
UI Element (A–Z) | Description |
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<node> | Click to display information about the node in the information pane. |
<right-click menu> | To view a list of icons, see Shortcut Menu Options. |
<Toolbar> | To view a list of icons, see Toolbar Options. |
Displays the properties, conditions, and cardinality for the selected node and relationship.
Important Information |
Hold the pointer over a node to view information:
A small green indicator is displayed next to the tabs that include information:
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User interface elements are described below:
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Attributes | Displays the attribute conditions defined for the node or the relationship. For details, see Attributes Tab. |
Cardinality | Cardinality defines how many nodes you expect to have at the other end of a relationship. For example, in a relationship between host and IP, if the cardinality is 1:3, the query retrieves only those hosts that are connected to between one and three IPs. For details, see Cardinality Tab. |
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Edit button | To view information, select a node or relationship in the Editing pane, select the tab in the Information pane, and click the Edit button. For details on the Node Condition dialog box, see Query Node/Relationship Properties Dialog Box. |
Qualifiers | Displays the qualifier conditions defined for the node or the relationship. For details, see Qualifier Tab. |
Selected Identities | Displays the element instances that are used to define what should be included in the query results. For details, see Identity Tab. |
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