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- Topology Query Language
- Topology Query Language (TQL) Overview
- Creating TQL Queries in the UCMDB Managers
- Viewing TQL Query Results
- Compound Relationship
- Join Relationship
- Query Node Conditions
- Complex Type Condition
- Subgraph Definition
- The Use Update Value Policy Qualifier
- How to Define a TQL Query
- How to Add Query Nodes and Relationships to a TQL Query
- How to Define a Compound Relationship – Scenario
- How to Define a Join Relationship – Scenario
- How to Define an Attribute Condition – Scenario
- How to Define a Complex Type Condition - Scenario
- How to Create a Subgraph Definition – Scenario
- Shortcut Menu Options
- Attribute Operator Definitions
- TQL Parameter Logs
- Topology Query Language User Interface
- Troubleshooting and Limitations
The Use Update Value Policy Qualifier
This qualifier is used to mark attributes that enable minor deviations to their value. For example, there is probably no need to report a small disk size change (from 8.00008 to 8.00009 GB).
When updating an attribute that is marked with this qualifier,
When the qualifier is selected, the Insensitive Value Deviation parameter applies. Enter a value in the box and select Percent or Absolute Value from the drop-down list.
When Percent is selected, the Insensitive Value Deviation must be between 0 and 100. Deviations of a smaller percentage than this value are considered false updates.
When Absolute Value is selected, the following rules apply:
- For numeric attributes, the Insensitive Value Deviation must be of the same type as the attribute
- For date attributes, the Insensitive Value Deviation must be an integer, and denotes the deviation in milliseconds
Deviations smaller than this value are considered false updates.
By default, Use Update Value Policy is enabled for the following numeric or date attributes only:
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CIT: Node
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MemorySize
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SwapMemorySize
These attributes also include comparable and static qualifiers.
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CIT: CPU
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CpuClockSpeed
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CIT: Filesystem
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Disk_size
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