Discovery Fields

mike2agk · ‎10-23-2018

Hello all, do any one know what this fields on the cmdb table mean?

a)sys_class_path

b)Is clustered

for example

Created:Date and time record was created

Updated:Date and time instance was last updated

Thanks

Mike

Jeff Currier · ‎10-23-2018

Sys_class_path: The sys_class_path is used when identifying specific types of CMDB records. In many scenarios, the sys_class_path from the main table (cmdb) is used, but certain kinds of queries, to avoid excess JOINs, will query sys_class_path directly from the partition tables. In these queries, objects that have certain CMDB types won't appear to have those types and won't appear in the query results.

Is clustered: This indicates the server is part of a cluster, like a Windows cluster for high availability or scaleability

-Hope this helps,

Jeff

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