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- Modeling Studio
- Modeling Studio Overview
- View Formats
- Building a Business View
- Templates and Perspectives
- Predefined Folders and Views
- Creating Template Based Views
- Business CI Models
- Building a Perspective-based View
- Revealed CIs and Watchpoints
- Use OOTB Database Views for Reporting
- How to Create a Pattern View
- How to Create a Template
- How to Create a Perspective
- How to Create a Dynamic Widget
- How to Create a Template Based View
- How to Create Multiple Template Based Views
- How to Define Report Settings
- How to Build an Instance-based Model
- How to Build a New Pattern-based Model
- How to Build a Perspective-based View Based on a Model
- How to Build a Perspective-based View Based on a Collection of CIs
- Modeling Studio User Interface
How to Build a New Pattern-based Model
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You define a new pattern-based model using the Pattern-based Model wizard. Click New and select Pattern Based Model.
Note You cannot create a pattern-based model with an already existing name.
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On the first wizard page, select New Model. Then select a CI type for the model and enter the properties. For details, see Select CI Type Page.
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On the next wizard page, select a TQL query for the model. You can create a new TQL query or select an existing query from the tree. The TQL Query Editor opens with the selected query. For details, see Query Selection Page.
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Add Query Nodes and Relationships to a TQL Query
Add the query nodes and relationships that define the query. For details on how to add query nodes and relationships to a TQL query, see How to Add Query Nodes and Relationships to a TQL Query.
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Select one or more query nodes in the TQL query to serve as output for the model by right-clicking them and selecting Add to Model Output. The query node is indicated by a small icon next to it.
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When you are finished, save the model with a unique name. If you created a new TQL query, the query is also saved independently of the model and can be re-used as a regular TQL query.
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