Where can I found the CPUs that is showed in the CPU count field cmdb_ci_computer table ?

[kiran kumar m1]

Where can I found the CPUs that is showed in the CPU count field cmdb_ci_computer table ? Do we have a separate table for it ?

[Nishant8]

hello @kiran kumar m1 , No, there is no separate table available for this field. this is an integer field and specific to this table. you can modify any existing record according to configuration available.

Regards,

Nishant

[Community Alums]

Hello @kiran kumar m1 

The CPUs data comes from source which you have connected with your ServiceNow Instance. Now the source can be anything as per configuration setup in ServiceNow Instance. Few example sources are - Discovery, SCCM, MS Intune etc.

Now as per configuration which comes as OOTB that get various attributes from source and fill up data in respective field as per mapping done. There is no separate table where this data is stored and then brought in to populate other fields like CPU Speed / count/ type.

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Thanks & Regards
Viraj Hudlikar.



 

[Harish Bainsla]

Hi @kiran kumar m1 there is no separate table for it if you want to know check discovery source from where it it coming as shown in below screenshot

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[Viraj Hudlikar]

Hello @kiran kumar m1 

The CPUs data comes from source which you have connected with your ServiceNow Instance. Now the source can be anything as per configuration setup in ServiceNow Instance. Few example sources are - Discovery, SCCM, MS Intune etc.

Now as per configuration which comes as OOTB that get various attributes from source and fill up data in respective field as per mapping done. There is no separate table where this data is stored and then brought in to populate other fields like CPU Speed / count/ type.

If my response has helped you hit helpful button and if your concern is solved do mark my response as correct.

Thanks & Regards
Viraj Hudlikar.