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02-08-2007 04:41 AM
02-08-2007 04:41 AM
In order to integrate the alerts SIM receives into Mecury SiteScope I need to come up with a query that searches the SQL database. Here is the first stab at it.
SELECT
devices.DeviceKey,
devices.Name,
devices.ProductTypeStr,
devices.ProductName,
notices.NoticeId,
notices.NoticeSeverity,
notices. State,
notices.NoticePriority,
notices.Generated,
notices.LastModified ,
noticeType.typeIdStr,
alertTypesDescrEnum.displayString,
IPAddress.IPAddress,
IPAddress.IPsubnetMask
FROM
devices, notices, noticeType, alertTypesDescrEnum, IPAddress
WHERE
noticeType.noticeType=notices.noticeType and devices.DeviceKey=notices.DeviceKey and alertTypesDescrEnum.enumId=noticeType.noticeType and IPAddress.DeviceKey=devices.DeviceKey and IPAddress.ipindex=0 AND LastModified > ?
Of course this doesn’t work, yet. Does anyone have a ready-made query for SIM 4.2 that would accomplish this task?
Does HP produce a list of the table names and what fields they contain and how to interpret them? In particular, I would like to know how to interpret the values in the Severity field and the State field from the “notices” table.
SELECT
devices.DeviceKey,
devices.Name,
devices.ProductTypeStr,
devices.ProductName,
notices.NoticeId,
notices.NoticeSeverity,
notices. State,
notices.NoticePriority,
notices.Generated,
notices.LastModified ,
noticeType.typeIdStr,
alertTypesDescrEnum.displayString,
IPAddress.IPAddress,
IPAddress.IPsubnetMask
FROM
devices, notices, noticeType, alertTypesDescrEnum, IPAddress
WHERE
noticeType.noticeType=notices.noticeType and devices.DeviceKey=notices.DeviceKey and alertTypesDescrEnum.enumId=noticeType.noticeType and IPAddress.DeviceKey=devices.DeviceKey and IPAddress.ipindex=0 AND LastModified > ?
Of course this doesn’t work, yet. Does anyone have a ready-made query for SIM 4.2 that would accomplish this task?
Does HP produce a list of the table names and what fields they contain and how to interpret them? In particular, I would like to know how to interpret the values in the Severity field and the State field from the “notices” table.
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03-01-2007 08:05 AM
03-01-2007 08:05 AM
Solution
Hi
Did you take a look at the tables info on the online help of HP SIM itself.
From the web interface, clik on the question mark in the top right hand corner, then search for tables, the first result will drive you to the info you look for.
Hope it helps
fred
Did you take a look at the tables info on the online help of HP SIM itself.
From the web interface, clik on the question mark in the top right hand corner, then search for tables, the first result will drive you to the info you look for.
Hope it helps
fred
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04-19-2008 10:45 AM
04-19-2008 10:45 AM
Re: Integrate SIM 4.2 with Mercury SiteScope
Scott,
See attached and see if this helps - it is a bit dated and I am not sure what SIM rev it covers.
Mark
See attached and see if this helps - it is a bit dated and I am not sure what SIM rev it covers.
Mark
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04-21-2008 07:05 AM
04-21-2008 07:05 AM
Re: Integrate SIM 4.2 with Mercury SiteScope
Mark,
When I opened the zip file it was empty. There was a pop-up that recommended I download it again, but that didn't help.
When I opened the zip file it was empty. There was a pop-up that recommended I download it again, but that didn't help.
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