Relationship between the contract and the CI
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‎02-01-2017 06:35 AM
Hello,
I wanted to import a relationship file between contracts and CI, but I'm stuck.
In the "cmdb_rel_ci" table, we have the two elements used in transforme MAP
Parent --> type = CI configuration
Child --> type = CI configuration
I have already imported the table contract "ast_contract"
In the relationship file which i want import, I have:
The parent = an item of CI -> so ok
The child = an item of contract -> not KO, so I created a new field in the relationship "cmdb_rel_ci" table "child contract" that references the table "ast_contract"
And I created a transform MAP using the fields:
Parent, type, child contract
instead of
Parent, type, child
The file is well imported, except that the graph display of relationships, I can't find the contract associated with a CI.
we have also, two columns "child" for relation with CI and "child contract" for relation with contract
when i displayed the graphe, i didn't find the contract, may the graphe take only the column "child"
Any help please ?
Best Regards
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‎02-02-2017 02:06 AM
Hi Robbie
It was just a question of whether we can view the contracts in the CI MAP.
But the CIs are well displayed in the contract, it's enough.
Thanks for your response
Jaouad
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‎02-02-2017 02:15 AM
Ok Great. You can also set up a relationship and Related List from the CI form and perspective so any contracts and be seen, but these will not be in the Related Items or Map.
Please can you mark my answer Helpful or Correct if this answered your question to help close out the thread. Thanks.
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‎02-02-2017 07:10 AM
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‎02-02-2017 07:19 AM
Hi - yes there is.
When you add a record into this table either from the Asset UI (as per your screen shot) or from the Contract for and UI, a record is added to the 'Assets Covered' table (table name: clm_m2m_contract_asset)
An easy way to display this table is type the table name into the Navigation menu on the left hand side and add '.list' (clm_m2m_contract_asset.list).
Jaouad, - Please can you mark my answer(s) Helpful or Correct if this answered your question or is helping you. Devs like myself spend time to help answer these questions and by marking the responses helpful or correct help future searches and help close out unanswered questions - Thanks.
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‎02-02-2017 08:28 AM
Thanks Robbie.
I will mark your answer(s) Helpful
