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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
How to Define a Join Relationship – Scenario
This section explains how to define a join relationship that links Node CIs to IP Address CIs whose Created by attribute values are equal.
Note To reach the required result, you must implement each one of the following steps.
To define a join relationship that links all IP Address and Node CIs whose Created by attribute values are equal:
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Create a TQL query and drag the following query nodes from the CI Types selector onto the editing pane:
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Node
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IP Address
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Select both of the Node and IP Address query nodes, right-click and select Add Join Relationship to open the Add Join Relationship dialog box.
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Click the Add button to add a row to the table and do the following:
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In the Node attribute box, select Created by.
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In the Operator box, select Equal.
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In the IpAddress attribute box, select Created by.
In Enrichment Manager and Impact Analysis Manager, you make these selections in the Join Relationship Condition dialog box.
The Join Definition area now looks like this:
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Click OK to save your changes.
The TQL query in the editing pane now looks like this:
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