Insert data in non-cmdb table using IH ETL
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07-20-2023 04:45 AM
Insert data in non-cmdb table using IH ETL
Starting from the Utah release, IRE now provides support for certain non-CMDB tables. To utilize all IRE features with these tables, you must first establish identification rules (CI identifiers and identifier entries) specific to those tables. The non-CMDB tables that are supported for IRE features encompass the following:
In an application-specific scope: All non-CMDB tables are supported.
In the global scope: Only non-CMDB tables that come pre-configured in the base system are supported. For instance, in the Utah release, the supported non-CMDB tables include Location [cmn_location], Department [cmn_department], Cost Center [cmn_cost_center], Building [cmn_building], User [sys_user], and Group [sys_user_group].
I am sharing one example of how you can do that. Let’s take example of location table.
Step one : - Create an identifier for the location table
Step two : - Create identifier entry for above identifier.
Step three: Your table is ready for insert.
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07-20-2023 07:04 AM
Thank You for this
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07-20-2023 09:38 AM
Was looking for this. Thank you for the detailed explanation!
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01-09-2024 06:37 PM
Hello,
Thank for the explanation.
I have completed all of these steps for both user and location table, and now I can select them as a class in the IntegrationHub ETL.
The problem arises when I attempt to map, as the activation slider is always grayed out.
also now I have a button "add associated CI" that displays the message "This non-CMDB class must be associated with a CMDB class." but with an empty dropdown list.
Even if I want to associate my table with a CI, I cannot do it.
Do you have any insights into what might be causing this problem?
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01-10-2024 11:53 PM