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shivaadapa
Tera Expert

Hi,

In Configuration items, what is the difference between

class (h_sys_class_name)

class (db_sys_class_name)?

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Dr Atul G- LNG
Tera Patron

Hi @shivaadapa

 

Post your query :

https://www.servicenow.com/community/cmdb-forum/bd-p/configuration-management-db-forum

 

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Anand Kumar P
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Hi @shivaadapa ,
h_sys_class_name:

  • This is used when you want to show a hierarchy or structure among different types of configuration items.
  • For example, if you have different types of computers, servers, and printers, you might use "h_sys_class_name" to indicate their hierarchical relationships (like a server being a type of computer).

    db_sys_class_name:

    • This is used when you just want to categorize configuration items without showing a specific hierarchy.
    • For example, you might use "db_sys_class_name" to categorize items based on their general type, such as distinguishing between networking equipment, storage devices, or software.

"h_sys_class_name" is for hierarchical relationships, and "db_sys_class_name" is for straightforward categorization. 


Please mark it as helpful and solution proposed if it serves your purpose.

Thanks,

Anand