Database Schema Reference

IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager

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First Edition (October 2002)

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Contents

Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viiWho Should Read This Book . . . . . . . . viiWhat This Book Contains . . . . . . . . . viiPublications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii

IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager Library . . viiiPrerequisite Publications. . . . . . . . . viiiRelated Publications . . . . . . . . . . ixAccessing Publications Online . . . . . . . ixProviding Feedback About Publications . . . . ix

Contacting Customer Support . . . . . . . . xConventions Used in This Book . . . . . . . . x

Typeface Conventions . . . . . . . . . . xOperating System-dependent Variables and Paths x

Chapter 1. Introduction . . . . . . . . 1

Chapter 2. History Tracking . . . . . . 3Using History Tables for the First Time . . . . . 3Modifying History Tracking for Efficiency . . . . 4Custom History Tables . . . . . . . . . . . 6Deleting History Tables . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Chapter 3. Configuration RepositoryViews . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Inventory Views . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

ASP_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9CDROM_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 10CHECK_PACKAGES . . . . . . . . . . 10COMPUTER_MEM_VIEW . . . . . . . . 11COMPUTER_VIEW. . . . . . . . . . . 11FLPY_DRV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 13HDISK_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 13HEADER_INFO_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 14INST_FILE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 14INST_SWARE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 15INVENTORYDATA. . . . . . . . . . . 16IP_ADDR_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 17IPX_ADDR_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 18KEYBOARD_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 18MATCH_SWARE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 18MEM_MODULES_TOTAL . . . . . . . . 19MEM_MODULES_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 20MODEM_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 20MOUSE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 21NATIV_SWARE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 21NET_CARD_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 22NOSIG_FILES_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 23NW_SERVER_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 23NW_VOLS_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 25OS_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25PACKAGE_FILE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 26PARTITION_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 27PC_BIOS_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 27PC_PROCESSOR_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 28PCI_DEV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

PRINTER_VIEW. . . . . . . . . . . . 30PROCESSOR_NUM_VIEW . . . . . . . . 31PROCESSOR_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 31PTF_INFO_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 32SIG_PACKAGE_VIEW. . . . . . . . . . 33SMBIOS_DATA_VIEW. . . . . . . . . . 33SOLARIS_CPU_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 34STORAGE_DEV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 35SWARE_MATCH_CRC32 . . . . . . . . . 36SWARE_MATCH_MD5 . . . . . . . . . 36SWARE_MATCH_QUICK . . . . . . . . 37TAPEDRV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 38UNIX_SYS_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 38USB_DEV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 39VID_CARD_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 40Historical Inventory Views . . . . . . . . 40

Pervasive Device Views . . . . . . . . . . 42BATTERY_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 42DB_INFO_VIEW. . . . . . . . . . . . 42DEV_CARD_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 43DEV_INFO_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 44PALM_AGENT_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 45PALM_CFG_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 45PALM_NET_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 46PERVASIVE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 47WINCE_AGENT_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 47WINCE_CFG_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 48WINCE_FILE_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 48WINCE_NATIV_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 49WINCE_NET_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 49Historical Pervasive Device Views . . . . . . 50

Software Distribution Views . . . . . . . . . 51SD_CMSTATUS_VIEW . . . . . . . . . 51SD_LOADED_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 51SD_WEBUI_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 52SP_SIG_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . 52SWDISTDATA_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 53WEBUI_SUB_VIEW . . . . . . . . . . 53

Chapter 4. Queries. . . . . . . . . . 55Inventory Queries . . . . . . . . . . . . 55

ASP_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55CDROM_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 55CHECK_PACKAGES_QUERY . . . . . . . 56COMPUTER_MEM_QUERY . . . . . . . . 56COMPUTER_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 57FLPY_DRV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 58HDISK_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . . 58HEADER_INFO_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 59INST_FILE_QUERY. . . . . . . . . . . 59INVENTORY_HWARE . . . . . . . . . 60INVENTORY_SWARE . . . . . . . . . . 60IP_ADDR_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 61IPX_ADDR_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 62KEYBOARD_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 62

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MATCH_CRC32_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 62MATCH_MD5_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 63MATCH_QUICK_QUERY . . . . . . . . 64MEM_MODULES_QUERY . . . . . . . . 64MEM_MODULES_TOTAL . . . . . . . . 65MODEM_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 65MOUSE_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 66NATIV_SWARE_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 66NET_CARD_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 66NOSIG_FILES_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 67NW_SERVER_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 67NW_VOLS_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 68OS_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69PACKAGE_FILE_QUERY. . . . . . . . . 69PARTITION_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 70PC_BIOS_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 70PC_PROCESSOR_QUERY . . . . . . . . 71PCI_DEV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 72PRINTER_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 73PROCESSOR_NUM_QUERY. . . . . . . . 73PROCESSOR_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 73PTF_INFO_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 74SIG_PACKAGE_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 75SMBIOS_DATA_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 75SOLARIS_CPU_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 76STORAGE_DEV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 77TAPEDRV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 77UNIX_SYS_QUERY. . . . . . . . . . . 78USB_DEV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 78VID_CARD_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 79Historical Inventory Queries. . . . . . . . 79

Pervasive Device Queries . . . . . . . . . . 81BATTERY_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 81DB_INFO_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . . 81DEV_CARD_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 82DEV_INFO_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 82PALM_AGENT_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 83PALM_CFG_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 83PALM_NET_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 84PERVASIVE_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 84WINCE_AGENT_QUERY. . . . . . . . . 85WINCE_CFG_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 85WINCE_FILE_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 86WINCE_NATIV_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 86WINCE_NET_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 86Historical Pervasive Device Queries . . . . . 87

Software Distribution Queries . . . . . . . . 88CM_STATUS_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 88SD_LOADED_COMPONENT_QUERY . . . . 88SIG_SP_MAP_QUERY . . . . . . . . . . 89SWDISTDATA_QUERY . . . . . . . . . 89SWDIST_WEBUI_QUERY. . . . . . . . . 90

Subscription Queries . . . . . . . . . . . 90Historical Subscription Queries . . . . . . . 91

Chapter 5. Configuration RepositoryTables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93Inventory Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93

COMPUTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93COMPUTER_SYS_MEM . . . . . . . . . 94FILE_DESC . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95

FILE_FILTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95FILE_PATH . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95HDISK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95HEADER_INFO . . . . . . . . . . . . 96INST_HEADER_INFO . . . . . . . . . . 96INST_MODEM . . . . . . . . . . . . 96INST_MOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . 97INST_NATIV_SWARE . . . . . . . . . . 97INST_PARTITION . . . . . . . . . . . 97INST_PRINTER . . . . . . . . . . . . 98INST_PROCESSOR . . . . . . . . . . . 98INST_SMBIOS_DATA . . . . . . . . . . 99INST_USB_DEV . . . . . . . . . . . . 99INST_VID_CARD . . . . . . . . . . . 100IP_ADDR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100IPX_ADDR . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101MATCHED_SWARE . . . . . . . . . . 101MEM_MODULES . . . . . . . . . . . 101MODEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102MOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102NATIV_SWARE . . . . . . . . . . . 102NET_ADAPTER . . . . . . . . . . . 103NW_SERVER . . . . . . . . . . . . 103NW_VOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104PC_SYS_PARAMS . . . . . . . . . . . 105PCI_DEV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105PRINTER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106PROCESSOR . . . . . . . . . . . . 106PTF_INFO . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107SIG_PACKAGE. . . . . . . . . . . . 108SMBIOS_SYS_DATA . . . . . . . . . . 109STORAGE_DEV . . . . . . . . . . . 109SWARE_SIG . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110UNIX_SYS_PARAMS . . . . . . . . . . 110UNMATCHED_FILES . . . . . . . . . 111USB_DEV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111USER_TABLE . . . . . . . . . . . . 112VID_CARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112History Tables for Inventory . . . . . . . 113

Pervasive Device Tables . . . . . . . . . . 114BATTERY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114DB_INFO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114DEV_CARD . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115DEV_INFO . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115INST_DB_INFO . . . . . . . . . . . 115INST_DEV_CARD . . . . . . . . . . . 116PALM_CFG . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116WINCE_CFG . . . . . . . . . . . . 117History Tables for Pervasive Devices . . . . 118

Software Distribution Tables . . . . . . . . 119MOD_SUBSCRIPTS . . . . . . . . . . 119SD_H_INST . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119SD_INST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120SD_LOADED . . . . . . . . . . . . 120SD_PACKAGES . . . . . . . . . . . 121SD_WEBUI_PACKAGES. . . . . . . . . 122SIG_SP_MAP . . . . . . . . . . . . 122SWARE_SUBSCRIPTS . . . . . . . . . 122

Tivoli Resource Manager Tables . . . . . . . 123TRM_TYPES. . . . . . . . . . . . . 123TRM_RESOURCES . . . . . . . . . . 123

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TRM_GROUPS . . . . . . . . . . . . 123TRM_DISTRIBUTIONS . . . . . . . . . 123

Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125

Trademarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129

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Preface

The IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager: Database Schema Reference providesinformation about the configuration repository component of the IBM® Tivoli®

Configuration Manager product. This book includes descriptions of the views,queries, and tables used in the configuration repository, as well as an explanationof history tracking.

Who Should Read This BookThis book is for system administrators and other users of the IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager product who perform inventory gathering and reportingoperations about systems in a distributed enterprise.

Readers should be familiar with the following:v PC, UNIX®, and AS/400® systems and pervasive devicesv Basic inventory control and system configuration management conceptsv Database and SQL conceptsv Graphical user interfaces

What This Book ContainsThis book contains the following sections:v Chapter 1, “Introduction” on page 1

This chapter provides an overview of the configuration repository and the tasksthat you can perform on this database.

v Chapter 2, “History Tracking” on page 3This chapter provides information about the history tracking feature, which canstore data and change information from all previous inventory and pervasivedevice scans.

v Chapter 3, “Configuration Repository Views” on page 9This chapter describes the pre-defined views provided with IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager, including a description of each column name, andshows the operating systems for which the columns are populated.

v Chapter 4, “Queries” on page 55This chapter lists the pre-defined queries provided with IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager and the columns included in each query.

v Chapter 5, “Configuration Repository Tables” on page 93This chapter describes the operational data tables populated by Inventory andSoftware Distribution in the configuration repository and lists the columnsincluded in each table.

PublicationsThis section lists publications in the IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager library andany other related documents. It also describes how to access Tivoli publicationsonline, how to order Tivoli publications, and how to submit comments on Tivolipublications.

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IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager LibraryThe following documents are available in the IBM Tivoli Configuration Managerlibrary:v Release Notes, GI11-0926

Contains the latest information about this release of IBM Tivoli ConfigurationManager, including installation and upgrade notes; software limitations,problems, and workarounds; documentation notes; and internationalizationnotes.

v Planning and Installation, GC23-4702Explains how to plan or upgrade your deployment of IBM Tivoli ConfigurationManager in a Tivoli environment as well as how to install, upgrade, anduninstall the components of IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager using theavailable installation mechanisms.

v Introducing IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager, GC23-4703Explains the concepts of IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager and its componentsand provides a road map to the IBM Tivoli Configuration Managerdocumentation.

v User’s Guide for Software Distribution, SC23-4711Explains the concepts and procedures necessary to effectively distribute softwareover networks using the Software Distribution component of IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager.

v Reference Manual for Software Distribution, SC23-4712Provides in-depth information about the IBM Tivoli Configuration Managercommands used by the Software Distribution component and explains advancedfeatures, concepts, and procedures necessary to effectively use the SoftwareDistribution component.

v User’s Guide for Inventory, SC23-4713Explains the concepts and procedures necessary to effectively use the Inventorycomponent of IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager and provides in-depthinformation about the commands used by the Inventory component.

v Messages and Codes, SC23-4706Provides details of the messages generated by the IBM Tivoli ConfigurationManager components.

v Inventory Online Help

Provides related information about using the Inventory graphical user interface(GUI).

Prerequisite PublicationsThe following documents provide information that you need to set up your Tivolienvironment and install IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager:v Tivoli Management Framework: Planning for Deployment Guide, GC32-0803

Explains how to plan for deploying your Tivoli environment. It also describesTivoli Management Framework and its services.

v Tivoli Management Framework: Tivoli Enterprise Installation Guide, GC32-0804Explains how to install and upgrade Tivoli Enterprise™ software within yourTivoli region using the available installation mechanisms provide by TivoliSoftware Installation Service and Tivoli Management Framework. TivoliEnterprise software includes the Tivoli management region server (Tivoli server),

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managed nodes, gateways, endpoints, and RDBMS interface module (RIM)objects. This guide also provides information about troubleshooting installationproblems.

v Tivoli Management Framework: Release Notes, GI11-0890Describes the latest installation information, including supported platforms,defects, and limitations for Tivoli Management Framework.

Related PublicationsThe Tivoli Management Framework: Reference Manual, SC32-0806, provides in-depthinformation about Tivoli Management Framework commands. This manual ishelpful when writing scripts that are later run as Tivoli tasks. This manual alsodocuments default and validation policy scripts used by Tivoli ManagementFramework.

The Tivoli Glossary includes definitions for many of the technical terms related toTivoli software. The Tivoli Glossary is available, in English only, at the followingWeb site:

http://www.tivoli.com/support/documents/glossary/termsm03.htm

Accessing Publications OnlinePublications in the product libraries are included in PDF or HTML formats, orboth, on the product CD. To access the publications using a Web browser, open theinfocenter.html file, which is located in the appropriate publications directory onthe product CD.

When IBM publishes an updated version of one or more online or hardcopypublications, they are posted to the Tivoli Information Center. You can accessupdated publications in the Tivoli Information Center from the following IBMCustomer Support Web site for Tivoli products:

http://www.tivoli.com/support/documents/

The Tivoli Information Center contains the most recent version of the books in theproduct library in PDF or HTML formats, or both. Translated documents are alsoavailable for some products.

Note: If you print PDF documents on other than letter-sized paper, select the Fit topage check box in the Adobe Acrobat Print dialog (which is available whenyou click File —> Print) to ensure that the full dimensions of a letter-sizedpage are printed on the paper that you are using.

Providing Feedback About PublicationsWe are very interested in hearing about your experience with Tivoli products anddocumentation, and we welcome your suggestions for improvements. If you havecomments or suggestions about our products and documentation, contact us in oneof the following ways:v Send an e-mail to [email protected] Complete our customer feedback survey at the following Web site:

http://www.tivoli.com/support/survey/

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Contacting Customer SupportIf you have a problem with any Tivoli product, you can contact Tivoli CustomerSupport. See the Tivoli Customer Support Handbook at the following Web site:

http://www.tivoli.com/support/handbook/

The handbook provides information about how to contact IBM Customer Supportfor Tivoli products, depending on the severity of your problem, and the followinginformation:v Registration and eligibilityv Telephone numbers and e-mail addresses, depending on the country in which

you are locatedv What information you should gather before contacting Customer Support

Conventions Used in This BookThis book uses several conventions for special terms and actions, operatingsystem-dependent commands and paths, and margin graphics.

Typeface ConventionsThe following typeface conventions are used in this book:

Bold Lowercase and mixed-case commands, command options, andflags that appear within text appear like this, in bold type.

Graphical user interface elements (except for titles of windows anddialogs) and names of keys also appear like this, in bold type.

Italic Variables, values you must provide, new terms, and words andphrases that are emphasized appear like this, in italic type.

Monospace Commands, command options, and flags that appear on a separateline, code examples, output, and message text appear like this, inmonospace type.

Names of files and directories, text strings you must type, whenthey appear within text, names of Java™ methods and classes, andHTML and XML tags also appear like this, in monospace type.

Operating System-dependent Variables and PathsThis book uses the UNIX convention for specifying environment variables and fordirectory notation.

When using the Windows® command line, replace $variable with % variable% forenvironment variables and replace each forward slash (/) with a backslash ( \) indirectory paths.

Note: If you are using the bash shell on a Windows system, you can use the UNIXconventions.

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Chapter 1. Introduction

IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager, Version 4.2, uses a relational databasemanagement system (RDBMS) server with the Inventory and Software Distributioncomponents to store data. The configuration repository is a database in the RDBMSthat contains the schema (tables and columns) in which information is stored in aconsistent structure.

You can view or run queries on the data in the configuration repository. Forexample, you can query the configuration repository for all systems that have anoutdated version of a software product that will need upgrading in the next year.

This book lists and describes each view and table included in the configurationrepository schema. This book also lists and describes the queries that you caninstall when you install IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager, Version 4.2.

In addition, this book describes history tracking and lists the historical views,queries, and tables.

Note: Information provided in this book regarding the table and view definitionsof the configuration repository can also be extracted from the systemcatalogs of your RDBMS. For more information, consult your RDBMSmanuals or your database administrator.

For a graphical representation of the tables in the configuration repository, see theDatabase Schema poster enclosed with this documentation, or contact your Tivolicustomer support representative for a copy. You can also create your own tablesand views.

For more information on using the configuration repository, see the followingsections in the User’s Guide for Inventory:v To add tables to the configuration repository, see the chapter on collecting

custom information.v To create queries, see the chapter on querying inventory information.v To delete information from the configuration repository, see the commands

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Chapter 2. History Tracking

IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager provides an optional history tracking feature tostore inventory data and change information from all previous inventory andpervasive device scans. Data from the current scan is stored in operational datatables. Operational data tables are overwritten or updated during each scan,depending on whether the Update with Differences or Replace with CurrentResults option is selected for the inventory profile. Operational data tables reflectonly the most current scan. However, if you enable history tracking, new,modified, and deleted data from the operational data tables are stored in historytables as the operational data tables is overwritten.

You can access historical data by using history views, queries, and tables. Historyviews, queries, and tables are designated with an uppercase H and an underscorecharacter (H_) at the beginning of their names. Following the H_, the name of ahistory view, query, or table generally has the same name as the operational view,query, or table with which it is associated.

Each operational data table that contains the column COMPUTER_SYS_ID has acorresponding history table. A history table has all of the column names from thecorresponding operational data table plus the following additional columns:

RECORD_ACTIONThe RECORD_ACTION column tells whether the record is an INSERT(new information is being added to the operational data table), anUPDATE (part of a record in the operational data table is being modified),or a DELETE (the record no longer exists in the operational data table).

PRFL_ACTIONPRFL_ACTION states whether the profile configuration option is Replacewith Current Results (REPLACE) or Update With Differences(REPLACE_WITH_DIFF). Also, while the column RECORD_TIME inoperational data tables contains the time that the record was inserted intothe database, RECORD_TIME in history tables contains the time that theendpoint was scanned (the COMPUTER_SCANTIME column from theCOMPUTER table).

To enable history tracking, you must create history tables in the configurationrepository. See the Planning and Installation for more information about creatingthese tables.

Note: Data is never deleted from the history tables. Even if you remove a systemfrom the Tivoli management region (Tivoli region) using the winvrmnodecommand, the record of the system’s existence remains in the history tablesunless you either manually delete the history tables or add the tables namesto the INVENTORY_TABLES table and use the winvrmnode command. See“Deleting History Tables” on page 6 and the commands appendix in theUser’s Guide for Inventory for more information.

Using History Tables for the First TimeWhen you enable history tracking for the first time, a series of history tables isinstalled in the configuration repository. After the history tables are installed, youshould populate the history tables with information from a full scan.


If you install the historical schema at the same time as the operational dataschema, use the Update with Differences profile option for all scans. If you installthe historical schema after the operational data schema, use the Replace withCurrent Results profile option for the first scan, then use Update with Differencesfor all successive scans. This ensures that only the change data is sent to thehistory tables. If you use Replace with Current Results for each scan, the size ofthe history tables will grow by the size of the full scan for each scan, and it will bemore difficult to query the actual changes to the Tivoli region.

The following scenario illustrates the difference between the two options. In thisscenario, the operational data table MATCHED_SWARE is used to store data about100 installed software applications that are found using signature matching at anendpoint. On the initial scan, the MATCHED_SWARE table returns 100 entries forthe scanned system, so the H_MATCHED_SWARE table also has 100 entries.

Before the next scan, five software applications are added to and five are deletedfrom the system. If you use the Update with Differences option on the next scan,H_MATCHED_SWARE only adds 10 entries, five as INSERT entries for the fivenew software applications and five as DELETE entries for the five applications thatwere removed. The H_MATCH_SWARE table now has 110 total entries, and theadditional entries show which software applications were added and which weredeleted.

However, if you use the Replace with Current Results option, theH_MATCHED_SWARE table adds 100 entries. Combined with the original 100entries, the Replace with Current Results option leaves you with 200 total entriesafter the second scan, all of which are stored as INSERT entries. This option adds90 more entries than the Update with Differences option does, and none of thenew entries explicitly show that some software applications were deleted.

Modifying History Tracking for EfficiencyWithout customization, history tracking can consume an enormous amount ofdatabase space and resources. The following recommendations describes ways tocustomize history tracking to use history tracking while minimizing the databasespace and resources used:v Delete any history tables for which you do not want to gather data.

By default, the h_<database>_schema.sql scripts create a table to correspond toevery inventory table in the inv_<database>_schema.sql script that contains theattribute COMPUTER_SYS_ID. If there are tables for which you will never wantto keep history tables, you can remove the corresponding CREATE TABLE fromthe h_<db>_schema.sql script. If the h_<db>_schema.sql script has already beenrun, drop the tables at the database using the DROP TABLE <table name>statement.For example, you may not want to collect historical information from theH_UNMATCHED_FILES table. Information from a basic file scan is stored in theUNMATCHED_FILES table, and when history tracking is on, the data is thenstored in the H_UNMATCHED_FILES table. Basic file information is the largestset of data that inventory collects. Depending on which include directories andfile types are selected in the profile, basic file information can be 95 percent ormore of the total scan data for an endpoint.In addition, the ACCESSED_TIME and MODIFIED_TIME attributes can changefrequently, which will cause an update record to be sent to the


H_UNMATCHED_FILES table every time a file is accessed or modified. Deletingthe H_UNMATCHED_FILES table can significantly reduce the amount of datastored in history tables.Pervasive device tables are also likely to change very frequently. Dependingupon the requirements of your environment, you should consider whether tocollect historical information for pervasive devices.

v Use the same software profile configuration for each scan of an endpoint.It is recommended that you use the update with differences option for profileswhen history tracking is enabled because software and hardware scans workdifferently. With hardware scans, the update with differences option recognizeswhen hardware has been deselected from the profile configuration. For example,if a hardware component is found in one scan and the next scan runs with thatcomponent deselected from the profile, Inventory recognizes that the componenthas not been deleted.With software scanning, however, if a directory is scanned during one scan andthen deselected during the next scan, all software information returned in thefirst scan shows up as deleted in the second scan. To prevent these erroneousdeletes from being sent to the history tables, you should scan endpoints withprofiles having include and exclude directories and the same file types selected.If you need to scan the same endpoints for different software configurationsover multiple scans, you can remove the corresponding history tables asdescribed earlier in this section.

v Add unique constraints to history tables to limit which change data is saved.History tables are created without primary keys or constraints. Before data issent to the history tables, the constraints already have been met in theoperational data tables. Inventory only sends inserts, never updates or deletes, tothe history tables. The lack of constraints provides quicker data insertion. Anychange for any column in a history table causes a record to be written. If youwant a history record to be written only if certain columns change, you can adda unique constraint.For example, the H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table has the COMPUTER_SYS_ID,PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB, PHYSICAL_FREE_KB, TOTAL_PAGES, FREE_PAGES,PAGE_SIZE, VIRT_FREE_KB, RECORD_ACTION, PRFL_ACTION,RECORD_TIME columns. PHYSICAL_FREE_KB, FREE_PAGES,VIRT_TOTAL_KB, VIRT_FREE_KB, and RECORD_TIME will probably changeevery scan. To insert change data for all the columns except these five, you canadd a constraint to the H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table. All attributes in aunique constraint must be non-null, which means the table needs to berecreated. If the table already has data in it that should be preserved, you needto copy the data to a temporary table first, and then back to the recreatedH_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table. The following example show how to do this inDB2®:-- This view selects only the oldest records with theunique attributes we want to save.create view H_TMP_MEM_VIEWasselect *from

H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM Hwhere

H.RECORD_TIME = (select MIN(RECORD_TIME)from H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM

where COMPUTER_SYS_ID = H.COMPUTER_SYS_IDand PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB = H.PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KBand TOTAL_PAGES = H.TOTAL_PAGESand PAGE_SIZE = H.PAGE_SIZE

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and PRFL_ACTION = H.PRFL_ACTION);

-- This temporary table is to store the rows we want tosave from the H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table.CREATE TABLE H_TMP_SYS_MEM (

COMPUTER_SYS_ID VARCHAR(64),PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB INTEGER,PHYSICAL_FREE_KB INTEGER,TOTAL_PAGES INTEGER,FREE_PAGES INTEGER,PAGE_SIZE INTEGER,VIRT_TOTAL_KB INTEGER,VIRT_FREE_KB INTEGER,RECORD_ACTION CHAR(6),PRFL_ACTION VARCHAR(20),RECORD_TIME TIMESTAMP);

-- Copy the rows from H_TMP_MEM_VIEW (the desired subsetof H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM).INSERT INTO H_TMP_SYS_MEM

select * from H_TMP_MEM_VIEW;

-- Drop and recreate the H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table, withthe new constraints added.DROP TABLE H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM;CREATE TABLE H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM (

COMPUTER_SYS_ID VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB INTEGER NOT NULL default 0,PHYSICAL_FREE_KB INTEGER,TOTAL_PAGES INTEGER NOT NULL default 0,FREE_PAGES INTEGER,PAGE_SIZE INTEGER NOT NULL default 0,VIRT_TOTAL_KB INTEGER,VIRT_FREE_KB INTEGER,RECORD_ACTION CHAR(6),PRFL_ACTION VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,RECORD_TIME TIMESTAMP,

constraint HCOMPUTERSYSMEM_UK unique(COMPUTER_SYS_ID, PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB, TOTAL_PAGES,PAGE_SIZE, PRFL_ACTION));

-- Copy the rows from the temporary table to thenew H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table.INSERT INTO H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM

select * from H_TMP_SYS_MEM;

-- Remove the temporary table and view.DROP TABLE H_TMP_SYS_MEM;DROP VIEW H_TMP_MEM_VIEW;

Custom History TablesInventory automatically populates custom history tables when the tables areproperly added to the configuration repository. See the chapter on collectingcustom information in the User’s Guide for Inventory for information about creatingcustom history tables.

Deleting History TablesYou can manually delete history tables by using the following method, or you canuse the winvrmnode command. For more information on deleting history tablesusing winvrmnode, see the commands appendix in the User’s Guide for Inventory.


You can manually delete history tables either by time or by specific computer ID.The following examples show how to delete history tables for DB2.

To delete history tables for a specific system, enter the following command:delete from H_TABLE_NAME where COMPUTER_SYS_ID = ’SYSTEM_ID’;

where:

H_TABLE_NAMESpecifies the name of the history table.

SYSTEM_IDSpecifies the computer system ID.

All history tables with the name specified by H_TABLE_NAME for the system withthis computer system ID will be deleted when this command is run.To delete otherhistory tables for the system with this computer system ID, you must run thiscommand for each table name you want to delete.

To delete history tables before a specific time, enter the following command:delete from H_TABLE_NAME where RECORD_TIME < ’YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS’

where:

H_TABLE_NAMESpecifies the name of the history table.

YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SSSpecifies the date and time before which you want to delete history tables.This format is for DB2; other platforms may require different formats.

All history tables with the name specified by H_TABLE_NAME and created beforethis date will be deleted when this command is run.

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Chapter 3. Configuration Repository Views

The following sections describe the pre-defined views provided with IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager. These views were created when IBM Tivoli ConfigurationManager was installed. Each section describes the columns in each view and showsthe platforms on which the data is collected. A check mark (U) indicates thecolumn might be populated when a view is run on that platform.

Note: A check mark does not indicate that a column will be populated every time,only that it is possible for data to be collected on that platform. A columnmay still remain unpopulated in some circumstances.

If no check mark is provided, the column never contains data for that platform.Exceptions are indicated with other symbols and explained in each table asnecessary.

Note: IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager uses the same naming conventions for alldatabases. All table and column names are 18 characters or less in length.

Inventory ViewsThe following section describes the pre-defined views provided with Inventory.These views were created during installation.

ASP_VIEWDisplays system auxiliary storage pool information for target OS/400® systems.

Based on PARTITION_VIEW.

The columns in this view are as follows:

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U

ASP_NAME The name of the auxiliarystorage pool.

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NUM_ASP_DISKS The number of disks used in theauxiliary storage pool.

U

ASP_SIZE_TOTAL_KB The total size of the auxiliarystorage pool, in kilobytes (KB).

U

ASP_FREE_TOTAL_KB The amount of free spaceavailable in the auxiliary storagepool, in KB.

U


CDROM_VIEWDisplays information about CD-ROM drives on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and STORAGE_DEV tables.


Column Name Description

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U U U

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of theinstalled CD-ROM drive.

U U U U

MODEL The model of the installedCD-ROM drive.

U U U U U

STORAGE_TYPE The type of CD-ROM driveinstalled.

U U U U U

SER_NUM The serial number of theinstalled CD-ROM drive.

U W

RECORD_TIME The time that the data wasupdated at the database.

U U U U U

W Reported only on systems with the Windows Management Interface (WMI).

CHECK_PACKAGESDisplays information about signature packages with signatures that are not valid.

Based on the SIG_PACKAGE and SWARE_SIG tables.

Note: This view is not operating-system-specific.



SIG_PACKAGE_ID The signature package ID.

SWARE_SIG_ID The signature ID.

SWARE_DESC The description of the signature package.

SWARE_VERS The version of the signature package.


COMPUTER_MEM_VIEWDisplays information about installed memory on target systems.

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U U U U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U U U U U U U

PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB The total amount of installedmemory in KB.

U U U U U U U U U

PHYSICAL_FREE_KB The amount of free memory onthe system in KB.

U U U U U U

TOTAL_PAGES The number of memory pagesavailable on the system.

U U U U U U U U

FREE_PAGES The number of free memorypages on the system.

U U U U U

PAGE_SIZE The size of the page in bytes. U U U U U U U

VIRT_TOTAL_KB The total amount of virtualmemory on the system in KB.

U U U U U U U U

VIRT_FREE_KB The amount of free virtualmemory in the system in KB.

U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_VIEWDisplays common system information about target systems.

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COMPUTER_SCANTIME The time of the last inventoryscan.

U U U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_MODEL The model of the system. U U U U U U

COMPUTER_BOOT_TIME The time the system was started. U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_ALIAS The host name of the system. U U U U U U U

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SYS_SER_NUM The serial number of the system. U U U U U U

OS_NAME The specific operating system(such as Windows 2000Advanced Server or Windows2000 Professional) that isrunning at the time of the scan.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_TYPE The type of operating system(such as OS/2 or Windows 2000)that is running at the time of thescan.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_MAJOR_VERS The major version number of theoperating system.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_MINOR_VERS The minor version number ofthe operating system.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_SUB_VERS The subversion number of theoperating system.

U U U U U

OS_INST_DATE The date on which the operatingsystem was installed.

U U U

REGISTERED_OWNER The registered owner for thesystem.

U U U U U U U

REGISTERED_ORG The registered organization forthe system.

U U U U U U U

KEYBOARD_TYPE The type of keyboard attached tothe system.

U U U U

FUNCTION_KEYS The number of function keys onthe keyboard.

U U

TZ_LOCALE The location of the time zone inwhich the system is located.

U U U U U U U

TZ_NAME The name of the time zone inwhich the system is located.

U U U U U U U

TZ_DAYLIGHT_NAME The name of the daylightsavings time zone in which thesystem is located.

U U U U U U U

ON_SAVINGS_TIME Whether the system is ondaylight savings time.

U U U U U U U

TZ_SECONDS The seconds from GreenwichMean Time (GMT).

U U U U U U U

TIME_DIRECTION Whether TZ_SECONDS is beforeor after GMT.

U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U


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MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of theinstalled floppy drive.

W

MODEL The model of the installedfloppy drive.

U W

STORAGE_TYPE The type of floppy driveinstalled.

U U U U U


U U U U U

W Reported only on systems with WMI.

HDISK_VIEWDisplays information about hard drives installed in target systems.

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U U U U U

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of theinstalled hard drive.

U W

MODEL The model of the installed harddrive.

U U U U U

STORAGE_TYPE The type of hard drive installed. U U U U U U

SER_NUM The serial number of theinstalled hard drive.

U U U W

HDISK_CYLINDERS The number of cylinders in thehard drive.

U U U U U

HDISK_SECTORS The number of sectors in thehard drive.

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HDISK_HEADS The number of disk heads in thehard drive.

U U U U U

HDISK_SIZE_MB The size in megabytes (MB) ofthe hard drive.

U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U


HEADER_INFO_VIEWDisplays header information about files installed on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, HEADER_INFO, and INST_HEADER_INFO tables.


Column Name DescriptionA

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U

HEADER_NAME The name of the software. U U

HEADER_VERS The version number of thesoftware.

U U

HEADER_PUBLISHER The publisher of the software. U U


U U

INST_FILE_VIEWDisplays basic information about files installed on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, FILE_DESC, FILE_PATH, and UNMATCHED_FILEStables.


Note: On NetWare, OS/2, and Windows 98 systems, the CREATED_TIME,MODIFIED_TIME, and ACCESSED_TIME columns can all be populateddepending upon how many of the time values the system supports.


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FILE_NAME The name of the file. U U U U U U U U U

FILE_SIZE The size of the file. U U U U U U U U U

PATH The path for the file. U U U U U U U U U

CREATED_TIME The time the file was created. U U U U U U U U U

MODIFIED_TIME The time the file was lastmodified.

U U U U U U U U U

ACCESSED_TIME The time the file was lastaccessed.

U U U U U U U U U

FILE_PERMISSIONS The permissions for the file. U U U U U U U U U

FILE_OWNER The owner of the file. U U U U U

FILE_GROUP The file group that contains thefile.

U U U U U

CHECKSUM_QUICK The 32-bit Quick checksum value. U U U U U U U U U

CHECKSUM_CRC32 The 32-bit Full checksum value. U U U U U U U U U

CHECKSUM_MD5 The 128-bit MD5 checksumvalue.

U U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U

INST_SWARE_VIEWDisplays basic information about software components installed on target systemsthat are matched at the endpoint using a signature scan.

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SWARE_DESC The software associated with thissignature.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_VERS The version of the softwareassociated with this signature.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_NAME The name of the file associatedwith this signature.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_SIZE The size of the file associatedwith this signature.

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INVENTORYDATADisplays general hardware, memory, and operating system information for targetsystems.

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COMPUTER_MODEL The model of the system. U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_ALIAS The host name of the system. U U U U U U U

SYS_SER_NUM The serial number of the system. U U U U U U

PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB The total amount of installedmemory in KB.

U U U U U U U U U

PHYSICAL_FREE_KB The amount of free memory onthe system in KB.

U U U U U U

TOTAL_PAGES The number of memory pagesavailable on the system.

U U U U U U U U

FREE_PAGES The number of free memorypages on the system.

U U U U U U

PAGE_SIZE The size of the page in bytes. U U U U U U U

VIRT_TOTAL_KB The total amount of virtualmemory on the system.

U U U U U U U U

VIRT_FREE_KB The amount of free virtualmemory in the system.

U U U U U U U

PROCESSOR_MODEL The model for the processor. U U U U U U U U U

PROCESSOR_SPEED The current speed at which thisprocessor is running.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_NAME The specific operating system(such as Windows 2000Advanced Server or Windows2000 Professional) that is runningat the time of the scan.

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OS_TYPE The type of operating system(such as OS/2 or Windows 2000)that is running at the time of thescan.

U U U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_SCANTIME The time of the last Inventoryscan.

U U U U U U U U U

IP_ADDR_VIEWDisplays information about internet protocol (IP) addresses on target systems.

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U U U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U U U U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U U U U U U

IP_ADDR The IP address for the system. U U U U U U U U

IP_HOSTNAME The IP host name for the system. U U U U U U U U

IP_DOMAIN The IP domain name for thesystem.

U U U U U U U U

IP_SUBNET The IP subnet for the system. U U U U U U U U

IP_GATEWAY The IP gateway name for thesystem.

U U U U U U U

IP_PRIMARY_DNS The primary domain nameservice (DNS) for the system.

U U U U U U U U

IP_SECONDARY_DNS The secondary DNS for thesystem.

U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U


IPX_ADDR_VIEWDisplays information about IPX addresses on target systems.

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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U

IPX_ADDR The IPX address of the system. U U U

NET_NUM The net number of the system. U U

NODE_ADDR The node address of the system. U U

LINK_SPEED The link speed of the system. * *

MAX_PACKET_SIZE The maximum packet size thesystem can handle.

* *


U U U

* Not reported for systems running WMI.

KEYBOARD_VIEWDisplays information about keyboards on target systems.




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0TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U U U U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U U U U

KEYBOARD_TYPE The type of keyboard attached tothe system.

U U U U

FUNCTION_KEYS The number of function keys onthe keyboard.

U U

MATCH_SWARE_VIEWDisplays information about installed software components by comparingunmatched file information from a scan for basic file information with theSWARE_SIG table. While this view provides the same information as theINST_SWARE_VIEW view when scanning for installed software using signature


matching, MATCH_SWARE_VIEW uses an older matching method. It isrecommended that you use INST_SWARE_VIEW.

Based on the COMPUTER, SWARE_SIG, and UNMATCHED_FILES tables.

The columns in MATCH_SWARE_VIEW are as follows:


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SWARE_DESC The description of the softwareapplication.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_VERS The version of the softwareapplication.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_NAME The name of the file associatedwith this software application.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_SIZE The size of the file associatedwith this software application.

U U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U

MEM_MODULES_TOTALDisplays information about all memory modules installed in a target system.

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0TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. S S S

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. S S S

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. S S S

OS_NAME The operating system (such asLinux or Windows) that isrunning at the time of the scan.

S S S

NUM_MEM_SLOTS The total number of memoryslots on the system.

S S S

TOTAL_INST_MEM The total amount of memoryinstalled.

S S S

MAX_SUPPORTED_MEM The maximum amount ofmemory the system supports.

S S S

S Reported only on System Management Basic Input/Output System (SMBIOS)-compliant systems.


MEM_MODULES_VIEWDisplays information about an individual memory module installed in a targetsystem.

Based on the COMPUTER and MEM_MODULES tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. S S S



INST_MEM_ID The ID of the installed memorymodule.

S S S

MODULE_SIZE_MB The size of the memory moduleinstalled in the slot.

S S S

MAX_MODULE_SIZE_MB The maximum possible memorymodule size supported for theslot in MB.

S S S

SOCKET_NAME The name of the socket in whichthe memory module is installed.

S S S

PACKAGING The physical packaging of thememory, such as single in-linememory module (SIMM) or dualin-line memory module (DIMM).

S S S

MEM_TYPE The type of memory installed inthe slot.

S S S


S S S

S Reported only on SMBIOS-compliant systems.

MODEM_VIEWDisplays information about modems installed on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_MODEM, and MODEM tables.



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MODEM_DESC The description for the modem. U U

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the modem. U U



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PROVIDER_NAME The maker of the software driverfor the modem.

U U

MODEM_TYPE The type of modem. U U

INF_FILE The description file for themodem driver.

U U

INF_SECTION The details of the driver file forthe modem.

U U

INST_MODEM_ID The ID of the modem. U U

PORT The port that the modem isusing.

U U

PORT_SPEED The speed of the port that themodem is using.

U U

PORT_SETTINGS The settings for the port that themodem is using.

U U

USER_INIT The user-specified initializationstring for the modem.

U U


U U

MOUSE_VIEWDisplays information about pointing devices on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_MOUSE, and MOUSE tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U



BUTTONS The number of buttons on themouse.

U U U U

MOUSE_MODEL The model for the mouse. U U

MOUSE_TYPE The type of pointing device(mouse, trackball, and so on).

U U U U


U U U U

NATIV_SWARE_VIEWDisplays basic installed software information on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_NATIV_SWARE, and NATIV_SWARE tables.




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PACKAGE_NAME The name of this softwareapplication.

U U U U U U U U

PACKAGE_VERS The version for this softwareapplication.

U U U U U U U U

PUBLISHER The publisher of this softwareapplication.

U U U

PACKAGE_ID The application ID for thissoftware application.

U U U U U U U U

FILE_PATH The path of the softwareinstalled.

U U U


U U U U U U U U

NET_CARD_VIEWDisplays information about network cards on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and NET_ADAPTER tables.



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PERM_MAC_ADDR The permanent media accesscontrol (MAC) address for thesystem.

U U U U U U

CURRENT_ADDR The current network address forthe system.

U U U U U U

ADAPTER_TYPE The network adapter installed onthe system.

U U U U U U

ADAPTER_MODEL The model of the networkadapter installed on the system.

U U U U U U U

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the networkadapter installed on the system.

U U U U

INST_DATE The date that the network cardwas installed on the system.

U W W



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U U U U U U U U


NOSIG_FILES_VIEWDisplays information about software files scanned in the UNMATCHED_SWAREtable that do not match any signatures in the SWARE_SIG table.

Based on the COMPUTER, SWARE_SIG, and UNMATCHED_FILES tables.



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FILE_NAME The file name for a file that doesnot match a signature.

U U U U U U U

FILE_SIZE The size of a file that does notmatch a signature.

U U U U U U U

PATH The path for a file that does notmatch a signature.

U U U U U U U

NW_SERVER_VIEWDisplays operating system information for target NetWare servers.

Based on the COMPUTER and NW_SERVER tables.



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TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U

NW_DEV_NAME The NetWare device name on thesystem.

U

NW_VERS The major version number of theNetWare software installed onthe system.

U



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NW_SUB_VERS The minor version number of theNetWare software installed onthe system.

U

NW_MAX_CONNS The maximum number ofconnections allowed on thesystem.

U

NW_MAX_VOLS The maximum number ofvolumes allowed on the system.

U

NW_REVISION_LEVEL The revision level of the NetWaresoftware installed on the system.

U

NW_SFT_LEVEL The NetWare System FaultTolerant (SFT) level installed onthe system.

U

NW_TTS_LEVEL The NetWare TransactionTracking System (TTS) levelinstalled on the system.

U

NW_MAX_CONNS_USED The maximum number ofconnections used on the system.

U

NW_ACCOUNTING_VERS The NetWare accounting versioninstalled on the system.

U

NW_VAP_VERS The value-added process (VAP)version installed on the system.

U

NW_QUEING_VERS The queuing version installed onthe system.

U

NW_PRINTSERVR_VERS The print server version installedon the system.

U

NW_VIRT_CONS The virtual console installed onthe system.

U

NW_SEC_LEVEL The security restriction level onthe system.

U

NW_INET_BRG_SUPP The internet bridge supportinstalled on the system.

U

NW_CLIB_MAJOR_VERS The major version number of theC runtime library installed on thesystem.

U

NW_CLIB_MINOR_VERS The minor version number of theC runtime library installed on thesystem.

U

NW_CLIB_REVISION The revision level of the Cruntime library installed on thesystem.

U

NW_SER_NUM The serial number of theNetWare software installed onthe system.

U


U


NW_VOLS_VIEWDisplays information about NetWare volumes on NetWare servers.

Based on the COMPUTER and NW_VOLS tables.



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NWVOL_NAME The name of the NetWarevolume installed on the system.

U

NWVOL_TOTAL_BLKS The total blocks on the NetWarevolume installed on the system.

U

NWVOL_BLK_SECTORS The number of sections per blockon the NetWare volume installedon the system.

U

NWVOL_AVAIL_BLKS The number of available blockson the NetWare volume installedon the system.

U

NWVOL_DIR_SLOTS The total number of directorytable entries available on thesystem.

U

NWVOL_AVAIL_SLOTS The number of available slots onthe NetWare volume installed onthe system.

U

NWVOL_IS_REMOVABLE Whether the NetWare volumeinstalled is removable.

U


U

OS_VIEWDisplays operating system information for target systems.




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OS_NAME The operating system (such asWindows or Linux) that isrunning at the time of the scan.

U U U U U U U U U

OS_TYPE The type of operating system(such as Windows NT orWindows 2000).

U U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U

OS_MINOR_VERS The minor version number of theoperating system.

U U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U

OS_INST_DATE The date on which the operatingsystem was installed.

U U U

PACKAGE_FILE_VIEWDisplays information about signature packages in the configuration repository.

Based on the SIG_PACKAGE and SWARE_SIG tables.

Note: This view is not operating-system-specific.



SIG_PACKAGE_ID The ID of the signature package.

SWARE_SIG_ID The ID of the signature.

SWARE_DESC The description of the signature package.

SWARE_VERS The signature package version.

SWARE_NAME The filename for the signature.

SWARE_SIZE The file size for the signature.

RECORD_TIME The time that the data was updated at thedatabase.


PARTITION_VIEWDisplays information about disk partitions on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and INST_PARTITION tables.



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FS_ACCESS_POINT The location where the partitionis mounted.

U U U U U U U U

DEV_NAME The device name. U U U U U U U U

PARTITION_TYPE The type of partition on thedrive.

U U U U U U U U

MEDIA_TYPE The media type that contains thepartition.

U U U U U U U U

PHYSICAL_SIZE_KB The size of the drive thatcontains the partition.

U U U U U U U U

FS_TYPE The file system type. U U U U U U U U

FS_MOUNT_POINT The point where the partitionattaches to the operating system.

U U U U U U U U

FS_TOTAL_SIZE_KB The size of the partition in KB. U U U U U U U U

FS_FREE_SIZE_KB The amount of free space on thepartition in KB.

U U U U U U U U


U U U U U U U U

PC_BIOS_VIEWDisplays BIOS information for PC endpoints.

Based on the COMPUTER and PC_SYS_PARAMS tables.



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USER_NAME The user name for the system. U U

DOMAIN_NAME The domain name for the system. U U



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WORKGROUP_NAME The workgroup name for thesystem.

U W

BIOS_ID The BIOS ID for the system. U U

BIOS_ID_BYTES The hexadecimal values from theBIOS ID.

U U

BIOS_DATE The revision date of the BIOS. U U

BIOS_STRING The string from the BIOS. U U

BIOS_MANUFACTURER The BIOS manufacturer. U U

MANUFACTURER_ID The manufacturer of the system.

BIOS_MODEL The model of the system. U U

BIOS_SER_NUM The BIOS serial number. U U


U U


PC_PROCESSOR_VIEWDisplays information about processors on target PC endpoints.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_PROCESSOR, and PROCESSOR tables.



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MANUFACTURER The manufacturer for theprocessor.

U U U U U

PROCESSOR_MODEL The model for the processor. U U U U U

PROCESSOR_SPEED The current speed at which theprocessor is running.

U U U U U

BUS_SPEED The external bus speed of theprocessor.

S S S

CPU_INTERFACE The external central processingunit (CPU) packaging interface.

S S S

CHIP_FAMILY The chip family for the processor. U U U U U

CHIP_MODEL The chip model for the processor. U U U U U

CHIP_STEPPING The chip stepping setting for theprocessor.

U U U U U

VIRT_MODE_EXT The virtual mode extensions forthe processor.

U U U U U



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PAGE_SIZE_EXT The page size extensions for theprocessor.

U U U U U

TIME_STAMP_COUNTER The time stamp counter for theprocessor.

U U U U U

MODEL_SPECIFIC_REG The model-specific registers forthe processor.

U U U U U

PHYSICAL_ADDR_EXT The physical address extensionsfor the processor.

U U U U U

MACHINECHECK_EXCPT The machine check exceptions forthe processor.

U U U U U

CMPXCHG8B_SUPP The compare exchange 8-byteinstruction support for theprocessor.

U U U U U

ON_CHIP_APIC The integrated advancedprogrammable interruptcontroller (APIC) for theprocessor.

U U U U U

MEM_TYPE_RANGE_REG The memory type range registersfor the processor.

U U U U U

PAGE_GLOBAL_ENABLE The page global enable settingfor the processor.

U U U U U

MACHINECHECK_ARCH The machine check architecturefor the processor.

U U U U U

COND_MOVE_SUPP The conditional move instructionsetting for the processor.

U U U U U

MMX_TECHNOLOGY The Intel MMX™ features for theprocessor (if any).

U U U U U

ON_CHIP_FPU The integrated floating processorunit (FPU) for the processor.

U U U U U

DEBUG_EXT_PRESENT Whether the processor has debugextensions.

U U U U U

FAST_SYS_CALL The fast system call setting forthe processor.

U U U U U

PAGE_ATTR_TABLE The page attribute table for theprocessor.

U U U U U

PAGE_SIZE_EXT36 The 36-bit page size extension forthe processor.

U U U U U

SER_NUM_ENABLED Whether the process serialnumber is enabled.

U U U U U

FAST_FLOAT_SAVE The fast floating pointsave/restore setting for theprocessor.

U U U U U

SIMD_EXT_SUPP The streaming singleinstruction/multiple data (SIMD)extensions support for theprocessor.

U U U U U



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NOW_3_D_ARCH The AMD 3DNow! features forthe processor (if any).

U U U U U

SER_NUM The serial number for theprocessor.

U U U U U


U U U U U


PCI_DEV_VIEWDisplays information about peripheral component interconnect (PCI) devicesinstalled in target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and PCI_DEV tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U



INST_PCI_ID The PCI ID of the PCI deviceinstalled in or connected to thesystem.

U U U U

PCI_DEV_NAME The name of the PCI deviceinstalled in or connected to thesystem.

U U U U

PCI_REVISION The revision of the PCI device. U U U U


U U U U

PRINTER_VIEWDisplays information about printers attached to target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_PRINTER, and PRINTER tables.



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PRINTER_MODEL The user comments ordescriptions for the printer.

U U

PRINTER_NAME The user-defined comment forthe printer.

U U

PRINTER_LOCATION The location for the printer. U U

PRINTER_IS_LOCAL Whether the printer is a localprinter or a network printer.

U U

DRV_NAME The printer driver name for theprinter.

U U

DRV_VERS The printer driver version for theprinter.

U U

PORT_NAME The port name used by theprinter.

U U


U U

PROCESSOR_NUM_VIEWDisplays information about the number of processors in target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and INST_PROCESSOR tables.



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NUM_PROCESSOR The number of processors in thesystem.

U U U U U U U U U

PROCESSOR_VIEWDisplays information about processors on target systems.




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MANUFACTURER The manufacturer for theprocessor.

U U U U U U U

PROCESSOR_MODEL The model for the processor. U U U U U U U U U

PROCESSOR_SPEED The current speed at which thisprocessor is running.

U U U U U U U U U

SER_NUM The serial number for thisprocessor.

U U U U U


U U U U U U U U U

PTF_INFO_VIEWDisplays information about program temporary fixes (PTFs) for target OS/400systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and PTF_INFO tables.



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PRODUCT_ID The product ID. U

PTF_ID The PTF ID. U

PTF_STATUS The status of the PTF. U

STATUS_DATE The date of the PTF status. U

STATUS_TIME The time of the PTF status. U

TYPE The type of the PTF. U

UNATTN_IPL_ACTION The unattended IPL action. U

LANG_FEATURE The language of the PTF. U

IPL_SOURCE The source of the initial programload.

U

SYS_NAME The name of the system. U

ON_ORDER Whether the PTF is on order. U

PTF_SAVE_FILE The save file of the PTF. U

OPTIONAL_PART The optional part. U

SUPERSEDING_PTF The superseding PTF. U

RELEASE The release of the PTF. U



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TGT_OS400_RELEASE The OS/400 release of the PTF. U

ACTION_PENDING Whether an action is pending. U

ACTION_REQUIRED Whether the action is required. U


U

SIG_PACKAGE_VIEWDisplays information about installed signature packages on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, MATCHED_SWARE, SIG_PACKAGE, and SWARE_SIGtables.



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SWARE_DESC The description of the signaturepackage.

U U U U U U U U U

SWARE_VERS The signature package version. U U U U U U U U U

SMBIOS_DATA_VIEWDisplays general SMBIOS information for target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_SMBIOS_DATA, and SMBIOS_SYS_DATA tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. S S S



BIOS_VENDOR The manufacturer of the systemBIOS.

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BIOS_VERS The version number of thesystem BIOS.

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BIOS_SIZE The size of the system BIOS. S S S



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BIOS_DATE The date the system BIOS wascreated.

S S S

SYS_MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the system. S S S

PRODUCT_NAME The product name of the system. S S S

SYS_VERS The version number of thesystem.

S S S

SYS_SER_NUM The serial number of the system. S S S

SYS_UUID The universal unique ID of thesystem.

S S S

BOARD_MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the systemboard.

S S S

BOARD_PRODUCT The product name of the systemboard.

S S S

BOARD_VERS The version number of thesystem board.

S S S

BOARD_SER_NUM The serial number of the systemboard.

S S S

CASE_MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the case forthe system.

S S S

CASE_TYPE The type of case for the system. S S S

CASE_VERS The version number of the casefor the system.

S S S

CASE_SER_NUM The serial number of the case forthe system.

S S S

CASE_ASSET_TAG The asset tag number of the casefor the system.

S S S


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SOLARIS_CPU_VIEWDisplays information about processors on Solaris systems.




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PROCESSOR_BOARD The number of the processorboard.

U

PROCESSOR_NUM The ID number of the processoron the processor board.

U

PROCESSOR_MODULE The module number of theprocessor on the processor board.

U

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of theprocessor on the processor board.

U

PROCESSOR_MODEL The model of the processor onthe processor board.

U

PROCESSOR_SPEED The clock speed of the processorin megahertz (MHz).

U

ECACHE_MB The size of the processor ecache. U

CPU_IMPL The implementation (type) of theprocessor.

U

CPU_MASK The mask for the processor. U

IS_ENABLED Whether the processor is enabled. U


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STORAGE_DEV_VIEWDisplays information about storage devices on target systems.




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0TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U U U U U U



MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the installedstorage device.

U U U U

MODEL The model of the installedstorage device.

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STORAGE_TYPE The type of storage deviceinstalled.

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SER_NUM The serial number of the installedstorage device.

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SWARE_MATCH_CRC32Displays information about files, based on their Full CRC32 cyclic redundancycheck (CRC) value, that are installed on target systems. This view matches theCRC32 checksum value from the UNMATCHED_FILES table to the CRC32checksum value from the SWARE_SIG table. You must run a scan for basic fileinformation using with the Full option selected before running this view. See thewinvsig description in the commands appendix in the User’s Guide for Inventory forinformation on setting the checksum value.

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SWARE_MATCH_MD5Displays information about files, based on their MD5 checksum value, installed ontarget systems. This view matches the MD5 checksum value from theUNMATCHED_FILES table to the MD5 checksum value from the SWARE_SIGtable. You must run a scan for basic file information using with the MD5 optionselected before running this view. See the winvsig description in the chapter oncommands in the User’s Guide for Inventory for information on setting the checksumvalue.




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SWARE_MATCH_QUICKDisplays information about files, based on their Quick checksum value, installedon target systems. This view matches the Quick checksum value from theUNMATCHED_FILES table to the Quick checksum value from the SWARE_SIGtable. You must run a scan for basic file information using with the Quick optionselected before running this view. See the winvsig description in the chapter oncommands in the User’s Guide for Inventory for information on setting the checksumvalue.




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TAPEDRV_VIEWDisplays information about tape drives on target systems.




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MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the tapedrive.

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MODEL The model of the installed tapedrive.

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STORAGE_TYPE The type of tape drive installed. U U U U U

SER_NUM The type of tape drive installed. U U U U U


U U U U U


UNIX_SYS_VIEWDisplays UNIX system parameters for UNIX systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and UNIX_SYS_PARAMS tables.



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0TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U



BOOT_TIME The time the system was started. U U U

UPTIME The amount of time the systemhas been running.

U U U

RUN_LEVEL The run level of the system. U U U

HOST_NAME The host name of the system. U U U


U U U


USB_DEV_VIEWDisplays information about USB devices on the target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_USB_DEV, and USER_TABLE tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U *

TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system. U *

COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID. U *

HOST_CNTRL The host controller for the USBdevice.

U *

DEV_ADDR The device address for the USBdevice.

U *

SER_NUM The serial number for the USBdevice.

U *

PORT_NUM The port number used by theUSB device.

U *

PARENT_ADDR The parent address used by theUSB device.

U *

USB_VERS The USB version of the device(for example, USB 1.1 or USB2.0).

U *

DEV_CLASS The device class for the USBdevice.

U *

DEV_SUBCLASS The device subclass for the USBdevice.

U *

VENDOR_ID The vendor ID of themanufacturer of the USB device.

U *

PRODUCT_ID The product ID for the USBdevice.

U *

MANUFACTURER The manufacturer for the USBdevice.

U *

PRODUCT The type of product the USBdevice is.

U *

NUM_OF_PORTS The number of USB ports presenton the USB device.

U *

DEV_IS_HUB Whether the USB device is a USBhub or not.

U *


U *

* Windows NT does not support USB devices.


VID_CARD_VIEWDisplays information about video cards on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, INST_VID_CARD, and VID_CARD tables.



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TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system. U U U



VID_CARD_MODEL The manufacturer for the videocard.

U U U

VID_CARD_BIOS The BIOS information for thevideo card.

U U

VID_DAC_TYPE The integrated digital-to-analogconverter (DAC) for the videocard.

U U

VID_MEM The amount of memory for thevideo card.

U U

VID_BIOS_RELDATE The release date of the BIOS forthe video card.

U U

VID_CHIP_TYPE The chip type for the video card. U U

VID_HORIZNTL_RES The horizontal resolution settingof the installed video card.

U U

VID_VERTICAL_RES The vertical resolution setting ofthe installed video card.

U U

VID_COLORS The color setting of the installedvideo card.

U U


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Historical Inventory ViewsGenerally, the names of historical views add H_ to the beginning of the name ofthe views on which they are based. The names are modified further if the historicalview name would exceed 18 characters in length. A historical view returns thefollowing two columns in addition to all the columns of the regular view:


RECORD_ACTION Whether the record is an INSERT (new information isbeing added to the operational data table), an UPDATE(some part of a record in the operational data table isbeing modified), or a DELETE (the record no longerexists in the operational data table).

PRFL_ACTION Whether the profile configuration option was REPLACE(Replace with Current Results) or REPLACE_WITH_DIFF(Update with Differences).


The following list shows the available historical inventory views:

H_CDROM_VIEW

H_COMPUTER_VIEW

H_FLPY_DRV_VIEW

H_HDISK_VIEW

H_HEADER_VIEW

H_INST_FILE_VIEW

H_INST_SWARE_VIEW

H_IP_ADDR_VIEW

H_IPX_ADDR_VIEW

H_MEM_MODULES_VIEW

H_MEM_VIEW

H_MODEM_VIEW

H_MOUSE_VIEW

H_NATIV_VIEW

H_NET_CARD_VIEW

H_NOSIG_FILES_VIEW

H_NW_SERVER_VIEW

H_NW_VOLS_VIEW

H_OS_VIEW

H_PARTITION_VIEW

H_PC_BIOS_VIEW

H_PCI_DEV_VIEW

H_PCPROCESSOR_VIEW

H_PRINTER_VIEW

H_PROCESSOR_VIEW

H_PTF_INFO_VIEW

H_SMBIOS_DATA_VIEW


H_SOLARIS_CPU_VIEW

H_STORAGE_DEV_VIEW

H_TAPEDRV_VIEW

H_UNIX_SYS_VIEW

H_USB_DEV_VIEW

H_VID_CARD_VIEW

See the associated non-historical view for a full description of each view and thecolumns returned with the view.

Pervasive Device ViewsThe following sections describe the pre-defined views for pervasive devicesprovided with Inventory. These views were created during installation.

BATTERY_VIEWDisplays battery information for pervasive devices.



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BATTERY_TYPE The type of battery. U U

BATTERY_VOLTAGE The percentage of available batterycapacity.

U U

RECORD_TIME The time that the data was updatedat the database.

U U

DB_INFO_VIEWDisplays database information for pervasive devices.

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APP_NAME The application name, which can bedifferent from the database name.

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DB_TYPE For Palm OS devices, the databasetype. For Windows CE devices, thedatabase integer type identifier

U U

CREATOR_ID The ID of the person who createdfor the database.

U

DB_NAME The name of the database. U U

DB_VERS The version number of the database. U

DB_PATH The numeric database local ID, usedto distinguish multiple installationsof a database with identical namesand versions. Currently notsupported in the Inventory displayview.

U

NUM_RECORD The number of records in thedatabase.

U U

DB_SIZE The size of the database in KB. U U

MEM_LOCATION Whether the file is in RAM or ROM. U

CREATED_TIME The time and date that the databasewas created on the target system.

U

MODIFIED_TIME The time and date that the databasewas last modified on the targetsystem.

U U


U U

DEV_CARD_VIEWDisplays details on expansion cards in pervasive devices.

Based on the DEV_CARD and INST_DEV_CARD tables.



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FREE_MEM The amount of free memory on theexpansion card.

U U

SER_NUM The serial number of the expansioncard.

U

CARD_TYPE The type of expansion card in thepervasive device.

U U

CARD_NUM The number of the expansion card. U



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MANUFACTURER The manufacturer of the expansioncard. For Windows CE devices, doesnot collect data for memory cards.

U U

CAPABILITY The description of the expansioncard.

U

CARD_NAME The name of the expansion card. U U

CARD_VERS The version number of theexpansion card.

U

ROM_SIZE The size of the ROM on theexpansion card.

U

RAM_SIZE The size of the RAM on theexpansion card.

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DEV_INFO_VIEWDisplays general device information for pervasive devices.

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LAST_SYNC_TIME The time and date of the lastsynchronization of the device and ahost computer.

U

LAST_SYNC_STATUS The status for the lastsynchronization of the device and ahost computer.

U

PROCESSOR_MODEL The description of the processormodel.

U U

NUM_MEM_CARD_SLOT The number of memory card slotson the device.

U

NUM_EXPAND_SLOT Currently not used.

CHARACTER_ENCODING The ANSI code page number in useby the operating system. For PalmOS devices, this is the Palm OS APITxtEncodingName().

U U


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PALM_AGENT_VIEWDisplays device agent details for Palm OS devices.

Based on the PALM_CFG table.



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SSL_ON Whether the device agent securesockets layer (SSL) is enabled.

U

PALM_USER_ID The agent subscriber orauthentication user ID.

U

DMS_SERVER_ADDR The address of the serverconnection host (not the URL).

U

DMS_SERVER_PORT The server connection host port. U

PALM_SERVLET_NAME The path portion of the URL of theserver connection host.

U

NET_SVC_NAME The Palm OS service name (thenetwork connection entry).

U

BUFFER_SIZE The size of the agent SWD file putchunks in bytes.

U

PROXY_ENABLE Whether a proxy is used forconnecting to the managementserver.

U

PROXY_ADDR The address for the managementagent proxy.

U

PROXY_PORT The port for the management agentproxy.

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PALM_CFG_VIEWDisplays configuration details for Palm OS devices.




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PRESET_COUNTRY_ID The preset country or region IDused for this device.

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TIME_FORMAT The time format used for thisdevice.

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DATE_FORMAT The date format used for thisdevice.

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LONG_DATE_FORMAT The long date format used for thisdevice.

U

WEEK_ST_DAY The week start day used for thisdevice.

U

NUM_FORMAT The number format used for thisdevice.

U

SET_DATE_TIME Currently not used.

AUTO_OFF_TIMER The amount of inactivity before thedevice is powered off.

U

SYS_SOUND The system sound setting. U

ALARM_SOUND The alarm setting. U

GAME_SOUND The game sound setting. U


U

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PPP_USER_NAME The point-to-point protocol (PPP)user ID for dial-up entry selectedfor use by the device agent.

U

PPP_QUERY_DNS Whether to use the PPP dial-upentry selected DNS server orservers.

U

PRIMARY_DNS The primary DNS address of thedial-up entry selected for use by thedevice agent.

U

SECONDARY_DNS The secondary DNS address of thedial-up entry selected for use by thedevice agent.

U

MODEM_PHONE_NUM The phone number of the dial-upentry selected for use by the deviceagent.

U


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PERVASIVE_VIEWDisplays details about pervasive devices.




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COMPUTER_SCANTIME The time of the last inventory scan. U U

COMPUTER_MODEL The model of the system. U

SYS_SER_NUM The serial number of the system. U

OS_NAME The operating system (such asLinux or Windows) that is runningat the time of the scan.

U U


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OS_MINOR_VERS The minor version number of theoperating system.

U U


U U

REGISTERED_OWNER The registered owner for thesystem.

U U

TZ_LOCALE The location of the time zone inwhich the system is located.

U


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WINCE_AGENT_VIEWDisplays device agent details for Windows CE devices.

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SSL_ENABLE Currently not used.

MGMT_SERVER_ADDR The URL for the server connection. U

POLLING_TIMER The automatic polling timerinterval, in hours.

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AGENT_RUN_MODE Whether automatic polling isenabled.

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AGENT_PROXY_ENABLE Whether a proxy is used forconnecting to the managementserver.

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AGENT_PROXY_PORT The port for the management agentproxy.

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AGENT_PROXY_ADDR The address for the managementagent proxy.

U

SUB_USERID The agent subscriber orauthentication user ID.

U


U

WINCE_CFG_VIEWDisplays configuration details for Windows CE devices.




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ST_PAGE The start page for the browser. U

BROWSER_PROXY_ADDR The browser proxy address. U

BROWSER_PROXY_PORT The browser proxy port. U

PCT_ENABLE Enables PCT-type encryption anddecryption.

U

SSL2_ENABLE Enables Secure Socket Layers (SSL)version 2-type encryption anddecryption.

U

SSL3_ENABLE Enables SSL version 3-typeencryption and decryption.

U


U

WINCE_FILE_VIEWDisplays details about files on Windows CE devices.

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FILE_NAME The name of the file (without thepath).

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FILE_SIZE The size of the file in bytes. U

PATH The path for the file without the filename.

U

CREATED_TIME The date and time the file wascreated.

U

MODIFIED_TIME The date and time the file was lastmodified.

U

MEM_LOCATION Whether the file is in RAM orROM.

U


U

WINCE_NATIV_VIEWDisplays details about software applications installed on Windows CE devices.

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PACKAGE_NAME The name of the softwareapplication.

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PACKAGE_VERS Currently not used.

PUBLISHER Currently not used.

PACKAGE_ID Currently not used.

FILE_PATH The install path of the softwareapplication.

U


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WINCE_NET_VIEWDisplays network parameters for Windows CE devices.





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PPP_ACCESS_PT The phone number of the dial-upentry selected for use by the deviceagent.

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PRIMARY_DNS The primary DNS of the dial-upentry selected for use by the deviceagent.

U

SECONDARY_DNS The secondary DNS of the dial-upentry selected for use by the deviceagent.

U

POP3_SERVER The POP3 server for PocketOutlook.

U

SMTP_SERVER The SMTP server for PocketOutlook.

U

PPP_USERID The PPP user ID for the dial-upentry selected for use by the deviceagent.

U

POP3_USERID The POP3 user ID for PocketOutlook.

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MAIL_ADDR The SMTP return address forPocket Outlook.

U


U

Historical Pervasive Device ViewsGenerally, the names of historical views add H_ to the beginning of the name ofthe views on which they are based. The names are modified further if the historicalview name would exceed 18 characters in length. A historical view returns thefollowing two columns in addition to all the columns of the regular view:


RECORD_ACTION Whether the record is an INSERT (new information isbeing added to the operational data table), an UPDATE(some part of a record in the operational data table isbeing modified), or a DELETE (the record no longerexists in the operational data table).

PRFL_ACTION Whether the profile configuration option was REPLACE(Replace with Current Results) or REPLACE_WITH_DIFF(Update with Differences).

The following list shows the available historical views for pervasive devices:

H_BATTERY_VIEW

H_DB_INFO_VIEW


H_DEV_INFO_VIEW

H_EXPAND_CARD_VIEW

H_MEM_CARD_VIEW

H_PALM_AGENT_VIEW

H_PALM_CFG_VIEW

H_PALM_NET_VIEW

H_PERVASIVE_VIEW

H_WINCE_AGENT_VIEW

H_WINCE_CFG_VIEW

H_WINCE_FILE_VIEW

H_WINCE_NATIV_VIEW

H_WINCE_NET_VIEW

See the associated non-historical view for a full description of each view and thecolumns returned with the view.

Software Distribution ViewsThe following sections describe the pre-defined views provided with SoftwareDistribution. These views were created during installation.

SD_CMSTATUS_VIEWDisplays information about change management status on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and SD_INST tables.



TME_OBJECT_ID The object ID for the system.

TME_OBJECT_LABEL The object label for the system.

SWARE_NAME The name of the software package.

SWARE_VERS The version of the software package.

EXEC_TIME The time the last successful action or operationwas performed on the software package.

STATE The operational state of the software package.

SD_LOADED_VIEWStores information about the depot, software packages loaded in the depot, basesoftware packages loaded in the depot, the administrator ID for the last loadoperation, and the execution time for the last load operation on target systems.


Based on the SD_LOADED table.



DEPOT The name of the depot.

TME_DEPOT_OID The object ID for the depot.



TME_SWARE_OID The object ID for the software package.

TYPE The type of operation.

BASE_SWARE_NAME The name of the base software package.

BASE_SWARE_VERS The version of the base software package.

TME_BASE_SWARE_OID The object ID for the base software package.

TME_ADMIN_ID The administrator ID.


SD_WEBUI_VIEWDisplays information about the Web Interface on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER and SD_INST tables.









SP_SIG_VIEWDisplays information that maps the packages contained in the SD_PACKAGEStable with the signature contained in the SWARE_SIG tables.

Based on the SIG_SP_MAP and SWARE_SIG tables.





SWARE_SIG_ID The signature ID.

SWARE_FILENAME The filename for the signature.



SWARE_FILESIZE The file size for the signature.

MAP_STATUS The status of the map.

SIG_STATUS The status of the signature.

SWDISTDATA_VIEWDisplays details on software packages on target systems.

Based on the COMPUTER, SD_H_INST, and SD_PACKAGES tables.







TME_SWARE_OID The object ID for the software package.

SWARE_TYPE The type of the software package.

SWARE_SRC_HOST The source host of the software package.


SWARE_SRC_PATH The path to the source host of the softwarepackage.

SWARE_ACTIVATED Whether the software package has beenactivated.

SWARE_ATIME The time the software package was activated.

TME_ADMIN_ID The administrator ID.

SD_ACTION Whether the action completed.


MD2_DIST_ID The MDist 2 ID.

MESSAGES The results of the action.

WEBUI_SUB_VIEWDisplays information about reference models to which Web Interface users aresubscribed.

Based on the COMPUTER, SD_INST, and SWARE_SUBSCRIPTS tables.



COMPUTER_SYS_ID The computer system ID.








Chapter 4. Queries

This chapter lists the pre-defined queries provided with IBM Tivoli ConfigurationManager and the columns included in each query. See the chapter on queryinginventory information in the User’s Guide for Inventory for instructions on creatingand customizing queries.

Inventory QueriesThe following list describes the pre-defined queries for Inventory and shows thecolumns returned by each query. For descriptions of the columns, refer to the viewagainst which the query is run.

ASP_QUERYReturns system auxiliary storage pool information for target OS/400 systems.

Runs against the view ASP_VIEW.

The columns in this query are as follows:

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

ASP_NAME

NUM_ASP_DISKS

ASP_SIZE_TOTAL_KB

ASP_FREE_TOTAL_KB

CDROM_QUERYReturns information about CD-ROM drives on target systems.

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

MODEL

STORAGE_TYPE

SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME


CHECK_PACKAGES_QUERYReturns information about the signature packages with signatures that are notvalid.

Runs against the view CHECK_PACKAGES.


SIG_PACKAGE_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_SIG_ID

COMPUTER_MEM_QUERYReturns information about installed memory on target systems.

Runs against the view COMPUTER_MEM_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB

PHYSICAL_FREE_KB

TOTAL_PAGES

FREE_PAGES

PAGE_SIZE

VIRT_TOTAL_KB

VIRT_FREE_KB

RECORD_TIME


COMPUTER_QUERYReturns common system information about target systems.

Runs against the view COMPUTER_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

COMPUTER_SCANTIME

COMPUTER_MODEL

COMPUTER_BOOT_TIME

COMPUTER_ALIAS

SYS_SER_NUM

OS_NAME

OS_TYPE

OS_MAJOR_VERS

OS_MINOR_VERS

OS_SUB_VERS

OS_INST_DATE

REGISTERED_OWNER

REGISTERED_ORG

KEYBOARD_TYPE

FUNCTION_KEYS

TZ_LOCALE

TZ_NAME

TZ_DAYLIGHT_NAME

ON_SAVINGS_TIME

TZ_SECONDS

TIME_DIRECTION

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RECORD_TIME

FLPY_DRV_QUERYReturns information about floppy disk drives on target systems.

Runs against the view FLPY_DRV_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

MODEL

STORAGE_TYPE

RECORD_TIME

HDISK_QUERYReturns information about hard drives installed in target systems.

Runs against the view HDISK_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

MODEL

STORAGE_TYPE

SER_NUM

HDISK_CYLINDERS

HDISK_SECTORS

HDISK_HEADS

HDISK_SIZE_MB

RECORD_TIME


HEADER_INFO_QUERYReturns header information about files installed on target systems.

Runs against the view HEADER_INFO_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

HEADER_NAME

HEADER_VERS

HEADER_PUBLISHER

RECORD_TIME

INST_FILE_QUERY

Note: This query is very large and may require a long time to run.

Returns basic information about installed files on a system.

Runs against the view INST_FILE_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

FILE_NAME

FILE_SIZE

PATH

CREATED_TIME

MODIFIED_TIME

ACCESSED_TIME

FILE_PERMISSIONS

FILE_OWNER

FILE_GROUP


CHECKSUM_QUICK

CHECKSUM_CRC32

CHECKSUM_MD5

RECORD_TIME

INVENTORY_HWAREReturns basic inventory hardware information for target systems.

Runs against the view INVENTORYDATA.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

COMPUTER_SCANTIME

COMPUTER_MODEL

COMPUTER_ALIAS

SYS_SER_NUM

OS_NAME

OS_TYPE

PROCESSOR_MODEL

PROCESSOR_SPEED

PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB

PHYSICAL_FREE_KB

TOTAL_PAGES

FREE_PAGES

PAGE_SIZE

VIRT_TOTAL_KB

VIRT_FREE_KB

INVENTORY_SWAREReturns basic information about software components installed on target systemsthat are matched at the endpoint using a signature scan.


Runs against the view INST_SWARE_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE

RECORD_TIME

IP_ADDR_QUERYReturns information about IP addresses on target systems.

Runs against the view IP_ADDR_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

IP_ADDR

IP_HOSTNAME

IP_DOMAIN

IP_SUBNET

IP_GATEWAY

IP_PRIMARY_DNS

IP_SECONDARY_DNS

RECORD_TIME


IPX_ADDR_QUERYReturns information about IPX addresses on target systems.

Runs against the view IPX_ADDR_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

IPX_ADDR

NET_NUM

NODE_ADDR

LINK_SPEED

MAX_PACKET_SIZE

RECORD_TIME

KEYBOARD_QUERYReturns information about keyboards on target systems.

Runs against the view KEYBOARD_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

KEYBOARD_TYPE

FUNCTION_KEYS

MATCH_CRC32_QUERY


Returns basic information on software that matches a signature based on a CRC32checksum match.

Runs against the view SWARE_MATCH_CRC32.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL


TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE

CHECKSUM_CRC32

RECORD_TIME

MATCH_MD5_QUERY


Returns basic information on software that matches a signature based on a MD5checksum match.

Runs against the view SWARE_MATCH_MD5.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE

CHECKSUM_MD5

RECORD_TIME


MATCH_QUICK_QUERY


Returns basic information on software that matches a signature based on a Quickchecksum match.

Runs against the view SWARE_MATCH_QUICK.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE

CHECKSUM_QUICK

RECORD_TIME

MEM_MODULES_QUERYReturns information about an individual memory module installed in a targetsystem.

Runs against the view MEM_MODULES_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

INST_MEM_ID

MODULE_SIZE_MB

MAX_MODULE_SIZE_MB

SOCKET_NAME

PACKAGING

MEM_TYPE


RECORD_TIME

MEM_MODULES_TOTALReturns information about all memory modules installed in a target system.

Runs against the view MEM_MODULES_TOTAL.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

OS_NAME

NUM_MEM_SLOTS

TOTAL_INST_MEM

MAX_SUPPORTED_MEM

MODEM_QUERYReturns information about modems installed on target systems.

Runs against the view MODEM_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MODEM_DESC

MANUFACTURER

PROVIDER_NAME

MODEM_TYPE

INF_FILE

INF_SECTION

INST_MODEM_ID

PORT

PORT_SPEED

PORT_SETTINGS

USER_INIT


RECORD_TIME

MOUSE_QUERYReturns information about pointing devices on target systems.

Runs against the view MOUSE_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

BUTTONS

MOUSE_MODEL

MOUSE_TYPE

RECORD_TIME

NATIV_SWARE_QUERYReturns basic installed software information on target systems.

Runs against the view NATIV_SWARE_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PACKAGE_NAME

PACKAGE_VERS

PUBLISHER

PACKAGE_ID

RECORD_TIME

NET_CARD_QUERYReturns information about network cards on target systems.

Runs against the view NET_CARD_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL


TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PERM_MAC_ADDR

CURRENT_ADDR

ADAPTER_TYPE

ADAPTER_MODEL

MANUFACTURER

INST_DATE

RECORD_TIME

NOSIG_FILES_QUERY


Returns information about software files scanned in the UNMATCHED_SWAREtable that do not match any signatures in the SWARE_SIG table.

Runs against the view NOSIG_FILES_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

FILE_NAME

FILE_SIZE

NW_SERVER_QUERYReturns operating system information for target NetWare servers.

Runs against the view NW_SERVER_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

NW_DEV_NAME

NW_VERS


NW_SUB_VERS

NW_MAX_CONNS

NW_MAX_VOLS

NW_REVISION_LEVEL

NW_SFT_LEVEL

NW_TTS_LEVEL

NW_MAX_CONNS_USED

NW_ACCOUNTING_VERS

NW_VAP_VERS

NW_QUEING_VERS

NW_PRINTSERVR_VERS

NW_VIRT_CONS

NW_SEC_LEVEL

NW_INET_BRG_SUPP

NW_CLIB_MAJOR_VERS

NW_CLIB_MINOR_VERS

NW_CLIB_REVISION

NW_SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

NW_VOLS_QUERYReturns information about NetWare volumes on NetWare servers.

Runs against the view NW_VOLS_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

NWVOL_NAME

NWVOL_TOTAL_BLKS


NWVOL_BLK_SECTORS

NWVOL_AVAIL_BLKS

NWVOL_DIR_SLOTS

NWVOL_AVAIL_SLOTS

NWVOL_IS_REMOVABLE

RECORD_TIME

OS_QUERYReturns operating system information for target systems.

Runs against the view OS_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

OS_NAME

OS_TYPE

OS_MAJOR_VERS

OS_MINOR_VERS

OS_SUB_VERS

OS_INST_DATE

PACKAGE_FILE_QUERYReturns information about signature packages in the configuration repository.

Runs against the view PACKAGE_FILE_VIEW.


SIG_PACKAGE_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SWARE_SIG_ID

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE


PARTITION_QUERYReturns information about disk partitions on target systems.

Runs against the view PARTITION_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

FS_ACCESS_POINT

DEV_NAME

PARTITION_TYPE

MEDIA_TYPE

PHYSICAL_SIZE_KB

FS_TYPE

FS_MOUNT_POINT

FS_TOTAL_SIZE_KB

FS_FREE_SIZE_KB

RECORD_TIME

PC_BIOS_QUERYReturns BIOS information for PC endpoints.

Runs against the view PC_BIOS_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

USER_NAME

DOMAIN_NAME

WORKGROUP_NAME

BIOS_ID

BIOS_ID_BYTES


BIOS_DATE

BIOS_STRING

MANUFACTURER_ID

BIOS_MANUFACTURER

BIOS_MODEL

BIOS_SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

PC_PROCESSOR_QUERYReturns information about processors on target PC endpoints.

Runs against the view PC_PROCESSOR_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

PROCESSOR_MODEL

PROCESSOR_SPEED

SER_NUM

BUS_SPEED

CPU_INTERFACE

CHIP_FAMILY

CHIP_MODEL

CHIP_STEPPING

VIRT_MODE_EXT

PAGE_SIZE_EXT

TIME_STAMP_COUNTER

MODEL_SPECIFIC_REG

PHYSICAL_ADDR_EXT


MACHINECHECK_EXCPT

CMPXCHG8B_SUPP

ON_CHIP_APIC

MEM_TYPE_RANGE_REG

PAGE_GLOBAL_ENABLE

MACHINECHECK_ARCH

COND_MOVE_SUPP

MMX_TECHNOLOGY

ON_CHIP_FPU

DEBUG_EXT_PRESENT

FAST_SYS_CALL

PAGE_ATTR_TABLE

PAGE_SIZE_EXT36

SER_NUM_ENABLED

FAST_FLOAT_SAVE

SIMD_EXT_SUPP

NOW_3_D_ARCH

RECORD_TIME

PCI_DEV_QUERYReturns details about PCI devices installed in target systems.

Runs against the view PCI_DEV_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

INST_PCI_ID

PCI_DEV_NAME

PCI_REVISION


RECORD_TIME

PRINTER_QUERYReturns information about printers attached to target systems.

Runs against the view PRINTER_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PRINTER_MODEL

PRINTER_NAME

PRINTER_LOCATION

PRINTER_IS_LOCAL

DRV_NAME

DRV_VERS

PORT_NAME

RECORD_TIME

PROCESSOR_NUM_QUERYReturns information about the number of processors in target systems.

Runs against the view PROCESSOR_NUM_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

NUM_PROCESSOR

PROCESSOR_QUERYReturns information about processors on target systems.

Runs against the view PROCESSOR_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL


TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

PROCESSOR_MODEL

PROCESSOR_SPEED

SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

PTF_INFO_QUERYReturns information about PTFs for target OS/400 systems.

Runs against the view PTF_INFO_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PRODUCT_ID

PTF_ID

PTF_STATUS

STATUS_DATE

STATUS_TIME

TYPE

UNATTN_IPL_ACTION

LANG_FEATURE

IPL_SOURCE

SYS_NAME

ON_ORDER

PTF_SAVE_FILE

OPTIONAL_PART

SUPERSEDING_PTF


RELEASE

TGT_OS400_RELEASE

ACTION_PENDING

ACTION_REQUIRED

RECORD_TIME

SIG_PACKAGE_QUERYReturns information about installed signature packages on target systems.

Runs against the view SIG_PACKAGE_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SMBIOS_DATA_QUERYReturns general SMBIOS information for target systems.

Runs against the view SMBIOS_DATA_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

BIOS_VENDOR

BIOS_VERS

BIOS_SIZE

BIOS_DATE

SYS_MANUFACTURER

SYS_PRODUCT_NAME

SYS_VERS

SYS_SER_NUM


SYS_UUID

BOARD_MANUFACTURER

BOARD_PRODUCT

BOARD_VERS

BOARD_SER_NUM

CASE_MANUFACTURER

CASE_TYPE

CASE_VERS

CASE_SER_NUM

CASE_ASSET_TAG

RECORD_TIME

SOLARIS_CPU_QUERYReturns information about processors on Solaris systems.

Runs against the view SOLARIS_CPU_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PROCESSOR_BOARD

PROCESSOR_MODULE

MANUFACTURER

PROCESSOR_MODEL

PROCESSOR_SPEED

ECACHE_MB

CPU_IMPL

CPU_MASK

SER_NUM

IS_ENABLED


RECORD_TIME

STORAGE_DEV_QUERYReturns about storage devices on target systems.

Runs against the view STORAGE_DEV_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

MODEL

STORAGE_TYPE

SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

TAPEDRV_QUERYReturns information about tape drives on target systems.

Runs against the view TAPEDRV_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

MANUFACTURER

MODEL

STORAGE_TYPE

SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME


UNIX_SYS_QUERYReturns UNIX system parameters for UNIX systems.

Runs against the view UNIX_SYS_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

BOOT_TIME

UPTIME

RUN_LEVEL

HOST_NAME

RECORD_TIME

USB_DEV_QUERYReturns details about USB devices on the target systems.

Runs against the view USB_DEV_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

HOST_CNTRL

DEV_ADDR

SER_NUM

PORT_NUM

PARENT_ADDR

USB_VERS

DEV_CLASS

DEV_SUBCLASS

VENDOR_ID

PRODUCT_ID


MANUFACTURER

PRODUCT

NUM_OF_PORTS

DEV_IS_HUB

RECORD_TIME

VID_CARD_QUERYReturns about video cards on target systems.

Runs against the view VID_CARD_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

TME_OBJECT_ID

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

VID_CARD_MODEL

VID_CARD_BIOS

VID_DAC_TYPE

VID_MEM

VID_BIOS_RELDATE

VID_CHIP_TYPE

VID_HORIZNTL_RES

VID_VERTICAL_RES

VID_COLORS

RECORD_TIME

Historical Inventory QueriesThe names of historical inventory queries add H_ to the name of the non-historicalquery on which they are based. A historical query returns all of the columnsreturned by its non-historical query plus the RECORD_ACTION andPRFL_ACTION columns.

The following list shows the available historical queries:

H_CDROM_QUERY

H_COMPUTER_MEM_QUERY


H_COMPUTER_QUERY

H_FLPY_DRV_QUERY

H_HDISK_QUERY

H_HEADER_INFO_QUERY

H_INST_FILE_QUERY

Note: H_INST_FILE_QUERY is very large and requires a long time to run.

H_INVENTORY_SWARE

H_IP_ADDR_QUERY

H_IPX_ADDR_QUERY

H_MEM_MODULES_QUERY

H_MODEM_QUERY

H_MOUSE_QUERY

H_NATIV_SWARE_QUERY

H_NET_CARD_QUERY

H_NOSIG_FILES_QUERY

Note: H_NOSIG_FILES_QUERY is very large and requires a long time to run.

H_NW_SERVER_QUERY

H_NW_VOLS_QUERY

H_OS_QUERY

H_PARTITION_QUERY

H_PC_BIOS_QUERY

H_PCI_DEV_QUERY

H_PC_PROCESSOR_QUERY

H_PRINTER_QUERY

H_PROCESSOR_QUERY

H_PTF_INFO_QUERY

H_SMBIOS_DATA_QUERY

H_SOLARIS_CPU_QUERY


H_STORAGE_DEV_QUERY

H_TAPEDRV_QUERY

H_UNIX_SYS_QUERY

H_USB_DEV_QUERY

H_VID_CARD_QUERY

Pervasive Device QueriesThe following list describes the pre-defined queries and shows the includedcolumns provided for pervasive devices. For descriptions of the column names,refer to the view against which the query is run.

BATTERY_QUERYReturns battery information for pervasive devices.

Runs against the view BATTERY_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

BATTERY_TYPE

BATTERY_VOLTAGE

RECORD_TIME

DB_INFO_QUERYReturns database information for pervasive devices.

Runs against the view DB_INFO_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

APP_NAME

DB_TYPE

CREATOR_ID

DB_NAME

DB_VERS

DB_PATH

NUM_RECORD

DB_SIZE


MEM_LOCATION

CREATED_TIME

MODIFIED_TIME

RECORD_TIME

DEV_CARD_QUERYReturns details on expansion cards in pervasive devices.

Runs against the view DEV_CARD_VIEW.


LABEL

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

FREE_MEM

SER_NUM

CARD_TYPE

CARD_NUM

MANUFACTURER

CAPABILITY

CARD_NAME

CARD_VERS

ROM_SIZE

RAM_SIZE

RECORD_TIME

DEV_INFO_QUERYReturns general device information for pervasive devices.

Runs against the view DEV_INFO_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

LAST_SYNC_TIME

LAST_SYNC_STATUS

PROCESSOR_MODEL


NUM_MEM_CARD_SLOT

NUM_EXPAND_SLOT

CHARACTER_ENCODING

RECORD_TIME

PALM_AGENT_QUERYReturns device agent information for Palm OS devices.

Runs against the view PALM_AGENT_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SSL_ON

PALM_USER_ID

DMS_SERVER_ADDR

DMS_SERVER_PORT

PALM_SERVLET_NAME

NET_SVC_NAME

BUFFER_SIZE

PROXY_ENABLE

PROXY_ADDR

PROXY_PORT

RECORD_TIME

PALM_CFG_QUERYReturns configuration details for Palm OS devices.

Runs against the view PALM_CFG_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PRESET_COUNTRY_ID

TIME_FORMAT

DATE_FORMAT

LONG_DATE_FORMAT


WEEK_ST_DAY

NUM_FORMAT

SET_DATE_TIME

AUTO_OFF_TIMER

SYS_SOUND

ALARM_SOUND

GAME_SOUND

RECORD_TIME

PALM_NET_QUERYReturns network parameters for Palm OS devices.

Runs against the view PALM_NET_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PPP_USER_NAME

PPP_QUERY_DNS

PRIMARY_DNS

SECONDARY_DNS

MODEM_PHONE_NUM

RECORD_TIME

PERVASIVE_QUERYReturns details about pervasive devices.

Runs against the view PERVASIVE_VIEW.


LABEL

COMPUTER_SYS_ID

COMPUTER_SCANTIME

COMPUTER_MODEL

SYS_SER_NUM

OS_NAME


OS_MAJOR_VERS

OS_MINOR_VERS

OS_SUB_VERS

REGISTERED_OWNER

TZ_LOCALE

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_AGENT_QUERYReturns device agent information for Windows CE devices.

Runs against the view WINCE_AGENT_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

SSL_ENABLE

MGMT_SERVER_ADDR

POLLING_TIMER

AGENT_RUN_MODE

AGENT_PROXY_ENABLE

AGENT_PROXY_PORT

AGENT_PROXY_ADDR

SUB_USERID

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_CFG_QUERYReturns configuration details for Windows CE devices.

Runs against the view WINCE_CFG_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

ST_PAGE

BROWSER_PROXY_ADDR

BROWSER_PROXY_PORT

PCT_ENABLE


SSL2_ENABLE

SSL3_ENABLE

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_FILE_QUERYReturns details about files on Windows CE devices.

Runs against the view WINCE_FILE_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

FILE_NAME

FILE_SIZE

PATH

CREATED_TIME

MODIFIED_TIME

MEM_LOCATION

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_NATIV_QUERYReturns details about the software applications installed on Windows CE devices.

Runs against the view WINCE_NATIV_VIEW.


COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PACKAGE_NAME

PACKAGE_VERS

PUBLISHER

PACKAGE_ID

FILE_PATH

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_NET_QUERYReturns network parameters for Windows CE devices.

Runs against the view WINCE_NET_VIEW.



COMPUTER_SYS_ID

PPP_ACCESS_PT

PRIMARY_DNS

SECONDARY_DNS

POP3_SERVER

SMTP_SERVER

PPP_USERID

POP3_USERID

MAIL_ADDR

RECORD_TIME

Historical Pervasive Device QueriesThe names of historical inventory queries for pervasive devices add H_ to thename of the non-historical query on which they are based. A historical queryreturns all of the columns returned by its non-historical query plus theRECORD_ACTION and PRFL_ACTION columns.

The following list shows the available historical queries for pervasive devices:

H_BATTERY_QUERY

H_DB_INFO_QUERY

H_DEV_CARD_QUERY

H_DEV_INFO_QUERY

H_PALM_AGENT_QUERY

H_PALM_CFG_QUERY

H_PALM_NET_QUERY

H_PERVASIVE_QUERY

H_WINCE_AGENT_QUERY

H_WINCE_CFG_QUERY

H_WINCE_FILE_QUERY

H_WINCE_NATIV_QUERY

H_WINCE_NET_QUERY


Software Distribution QueriesThe following list describes the pre-defined queries and shows the columnsreturned by each query. For descriptions of the columns, refer to the view againstwhich the query is run.

CM_STATUS_QUERYReturns information about change management status on target systems.

Runs against the view SD_CMSTATUS_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_LABEL

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

EXEC_TIME

STATE

SD_LOADED_COMPONENT_QUERYReturns information about the depot, software packages loaded in the depot, basesoftware packages loaded in the depot, the administrator ID for the last loadoperation, and the execution time for the last load operation on target systems.

Runs against the view SD_LOADED_VIEW.


DEPOT

TME_DEPOT_OID

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

TME_SWARE_OID

TYPE

BASE_SWARE_NAME

BASE_SWARE_VERS

TME_BASE_SWARE_OID

TME_ADMIN_ID

EXEC_TIME


SIG_SP_MAP_QUERYReturns information that maps the packages contained in the SD_PACKAGES tablewith the signature contained in the SWARE_SIG tables.

Runs against the view SP_SIG_VIEW.


SWARE_SIG_ID

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

SWDISTDATA_QUERYReturns details on software packages on target systems.

Runs against the view SWDISTDATA_VIEW.


TME_OBJECT_ID

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

TME_SWARE_OID

SWARE_TYPE

SWARE_SRC_HOST

EXEC_TIME

SWARE_SRC_PATH

SWARE_ACTIVATED

SWARE_ATIME

TME_ADMIN_ID

SD_ACTION

STATE

MD2_DIST_ID

MESSAGES


SWDIST_WEBUI_QUERYReturns information about the Web Interface on target systems.

Runs against the SD_WEBUI_VIEW table.


TME_OBJECT_ID

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

STATE

Subscription QueriesThe following is a list of the pre-defined subscription queries provided withInventory. See the chapter on querying inventory information in the User’s Guidefor Inventory for more information about subscription queries and creating yourown queries.

The following queries return a list of systems that have the specified memoryspecification or operating system:

Subscription Query Description View Run Against

SUB_128MB_SUBSCRIPTION Query for systems that have128 MB of memory or lessinstalled.

INVENTORYDATA

128MB_SUBSCRIPTION Query for systems that havemore than 128 MB ofmemory installed.

INVENTORYDATA


INVENTORYDATA


INVENTORYDATA

1GB_SUBSCRIPTION Query for systems that havemore than 1 GB of memoryinstalled.

INVENTORYDATA

AIX_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all AIX systems. COMPUTER_VIEW

HPUX_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all HP-UXsystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

LINUX_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Linux systems. COMPUTER_VIEW

NETWARE_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all NetWaresystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

OS2_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all OS/2 systems. COMPUTER_VIEW

Solaris_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Solarissystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW



WIN_2000_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windows 2000systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

WIN_98_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windows 98systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

WIN_ALL_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windowssystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

WIN_ME_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windows Mesystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

WIN_NT_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windows NTsystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

WIN_XP_SUBSCRIPTION Query for all Windows XPsystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

All of these queries return the following columns:

TME_OBJECT_ID

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

Historical Subscription QueriesThe following is a list of the pre-defined historical subscription queries providedwith Inventory. See the chapter on querying inventory information in the User’sGuide for Inventory for more information about subscription queries and creatingyour own queries.

The following historical subscription queries return a list of systems that have thespecified operating system:


H_AIX_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for all AIXsystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_HPUX_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allHP-UX systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_LINUX_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for all Linuxsystems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_NETWARE_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allNetWare systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_OS2_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allHP-UX systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_Solaris_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allSolaris systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_WIN_2000_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows 2000 systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_WIN_98_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows 98 systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_WIN_ALL_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_WIN_ME_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows Me systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW



H_WIN_NT_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows NT systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

H_WIN_XP_SUBSCRIPTION Historical query for allWindows XP systems.

COMPUTER_VIEW

All of the historical subscription queries return the following columns:

TME_OBJECT_ID

TME_OBJECT_LABEL


Chapter 5. Configuration Repository Tables

This chapter describes the operational data tables populated by Inventory andSoftware Distribution in the configuration repository and lists the columnsincluded in each table. The primary keys are also identified.

Note: Columns are described in Chapter 3, “Configuration Repository Views” onpage 9. To locate a description for a column, refer to the column name in theindex of this book.

Some of the tables in the configuration repository are not populated by IBM TivoliConfiguration Manager. Do not populate these tables with custom informationbecause they are reserved for future enhancements. See the chapter on collectingcustom information in the IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager: User’s Guide forInventory for instructions on adding tables to the configuration repository.

Inventory TablesThe following section describes the operational data tables populated by Inventoryin the configuration repository and lists their associated columns.

COMPUTERStores common information about a computer system. One entry exists for eachsystem scanned.

Populated by an inventory hardware scan.

The columns in this table are as follows:

COMPUTER_SYS_ID (primary key)

COMPUTER_SCANTIME

TME_OBJECT_ID

TME_OBJECT_LABEL

COMPUTER_MODEL

COMPUTER_BOOT_TIME

COMPUTER_ALIAS

SYS_SER_NUM

OS_NAME

OS_TYPE

OS_MAJOR_VERS

OS_MINOR_VERS


OS_SUB_VERS

OS_INST_DATE

REGISTERED_OWNER

REGISTERED_ORG

KEYBOARD_TYPE

FUNCTION_KEYS

TZ_LOCALE

TZ_NAME

TZ_DAYLIGHT_NAME

ON_SAVINGS_TIME

TZ_SECONDS

TIME_DIRECTION

RECORD_TIME

COMPUTER_SYS_MEMDescribes the physical and virtual memory installed on a system. One entry existsfor each system scanned.




PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB

PHYSICAL_FREE_KB

TOTAL_PAGES

FREE_PAGES

PAGE_SIZE

VIRT_TOTAL_KB

VIRT_FREE_KB

RECORD_TIME


FILE_DESCStores the file name and size for a file found from a basic file information scan.Works with the UNMATCHED_FILES table. This table contains only one record foreach unique file, even if that file is installed on more than one system in the Tivolimanagement region (Tivoli region).

Populated by an inventory basic file information scan.


FILE_DESC_ID (primary key)

FILE_NAME

FILE_SIZE

FILE_FILTERContains the file name of a file. Software scanners use this table for filtering.

Populated by the winvfilter command and the Inventory GUI.

The column in this table is as follows:

FILE_NAME (primary key)

FILE_PATHStores the path for a file found from a basic file information scan. Works with theUNMATCHED_FILES table. This table contains only one record for each uniquefile path, even if that file path is used on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



FILE_PATH_ID (primary key)

PATH

HDISKStores the details for one particular type and model of hard drive. Works with theSTORAGE_DEV table. This table contains only one record for each unique harddrive, even if that hard drive is installed on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



HDISK_ID (primary key)

HDISK_CYLINDERS

HDISK_SECTORS

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HDISK_HEADS

HDISK_SIZE_MB

HEADER_INFOStores the details for a software header. Works with the INST_HEADER_INFOtable. This table contains only one record for each unique header file, even if thatheader file is installed on more than one system in the Tivoli region.

Populated by an inventory software header scan on Windows systems only.


HEADER_ID (primary key)

HEADER_NAME

HEADER_VERS

HEADER_PUBLISHER

INST_HEADER_INFOContains the location of the HEADER_INFO table that contains details about thefile. One record exists for each header file for each system scanned.

Populated by an inventory software header scan on Windows systems only.



HEADER_ID (primary key)

RECORD_TIME

INST_MODEMDescribes the type of modem installed, the operating system settings, and thelocation of the MODEM table that contains details about the modem. One recordexists for each modem for each system scanned.




MODEM_ID (primary key)

INST_MODEM_ID (primary key)

PORT

PORT_SPEED


PORT_SETTINGS

USER_INIT

RECORD_TIME

INST_MOUSEDescribes the type of mouse installed, the operating system settings, and thelocation of the MOUSE table that contains details about the mouse. One recordexists for each mouse for each system scanned.




MOUSE_ID (primary key)

INST_MOUSE_ID (primary key)

RECORD_TIME

INST_NATIV_SWAREContains the file path and the location of the NATIV_SWARE table that containsdetails about the software applications installed. One record exists for eachsoftware application for each system scanned.

Populated by an inventory PC registry scan or UNIX operating system scan.



NATIV_ID (primary key)

FILE_PATH

RECORD_TIME

INST_PARTITIONDescribes a disk partition on a drive on the system. One record exists for eachpartition for each system scanned.




FS_ACCESS_POINT (primary key)

DEV_NAME


PARTITION_TYPE

MEDIA_TYPE

PHYSICAL_SIZE_KB

FS_TYPE

FS_MOUNT_POINT

FS_TOTAL_SIZE_KB

FS_FREE_SIZE_KB

RECORD_TIME

INST_PRINTERDescribes the type of printer installed, the driver software, and port settings. Onerecord exists for each printer for each system scanned.




PRINTER_ID (primary key)

INST_PRINTER_ID (primary key)

PRINTER_NAME

PRINTER_LOCATION

PRINTER_IS_LOCAL

DRV_NAME

DRV_VERS

PORT_NAME

RECORD_TIME

INST_PROCESSORDescribes the type of processor or processors installed. One record exists for eachprocessor for each system scanned.




PROCESSOR_NUM (primary key)


PROCESSOR_ID (primary key)

SER_NUM

PROCESSOR_BOARD

PROCESSOR_MODULE

IS_ENABLED

RECORD_TIME

INST_SMBIOS_DATADescribes the general SMBIOS details for target systems. One entry exists for eachsystem scanned.




SMBIOS_ID (primary key)

BIOS_DATE

SYS_SER_NUM

SYS_UUID

BOARD_SER_NUM

CASE_SER_NUM

CASE_ASSET_TAG

RECORD_TIME

INST_USB_DEVDescribes the type of USB devices installed. One record exists for each USB devicefor each system scanned.




USB_ID (primary key)

HOST_CNTRL

DEV_ADDR

SER_NUM


PORT_NUM

PARENT_ADDR

RECORD_TIME

INST_VID_CARDDescribes the type of video card installed and the operating system settings. Onerecord exists for each video card for each system scanned.




VID_CARD_ID (primary key)

INST_VID_CARD_ID (primary key)

VID_HORIZNTL_RES

VID_VERTICAL_RES

VID_COLORS

RECORD_TIME

IP_ADDRDescribes the internet protocol (IP) address for the target system. One record existsfor each IP address for each system scanned.




IP_ADDR (primary key)

IP_HOSTNAME

IP_DOMAIN

IP_SUBNET

IP_GATEWAY

IP_PRIMARY_DNS

IP_SECONDARY_DNS

RECORD_TIME


IPX_ADDRDescribes the IPX address for the target system. One record exists for each IPXaddress for each system scanned.




IPX_ADDR (primary key)

NET_NUM

NODE_ADDR

LINK_SPEED

MAX_PACKET_SIZE

RECORD_TIME

MATCHED_SWAREStores the details of a file that matches a signature. One record exists for eachinstall software product for each system scanned.

Populated by an inventory software scan for installed products using signaturematching.



SWARE_SIG_ID (primary key)

RECORD_TIME

MEM_MODULESStores the details of memory modules installed. One entry exists for each memorymodule for each system scanned.




INST_MEM_ID (primary key)

MODULE_SIZE_MB

MAX_MODULE_SIZE_MB

SOCKET_NAME


PACKAGING

MEM_TYPE

RECORD_TIME

MODEMStores the details for one particular type and model of modem. Works with theINST_MODEM table. This table contains only one record for each unique modem,even if that modem is installed on more than one system in the Tivoli region.



MODEM_ID (primary key)

MODEM_DESC

MANUFACTURER

PROVIDER_NAME

MODEM_TYPE

INF_FILE

INF_SECTION

MOUSEStores the details for one particular type and model of pointing device. Works withthe INST_MOUSE table. This table contains only one record for each uniquepointing device, even if that pointing device is installed on more than one systemin the Tivoli region.



MOUSE_ID (primary key)

BUTTONS

MOUSE_MODEL

MOUSE_TYPE

NATIV_SWAREStores information about the software applications, patches, and other softwarecomponents that are registered with the operating system. For example, onWindows systems, this is the software listed in the Add/Remove Programs dialogbox. This table works with the INST_NATIVE_SWARE table. This table containsonly one record for each unique native software application, even if that nativesoftware application is installed on more than one system in the Tivoli region.


Populated by an inventory PC registry scan or UNIX operating system scan.


NATIV_ID (primary key)

PACKAGE_NAME

PACKAGE_VERS

PUBLISHER

PACKAGE_ID

NET_ADAPTERDescribes the network adapter installed on a system. One record exists for eachnetwork adapter for each system scanned.




PERM_MAC_ADDR (primary key)

CURRENT_ADDR

ADAPTER_TYPE

ADAPTER_MODEL

MANUFACTURER

INST_DATE

RECORD_TIME

NW_SERVERDescribes the settings on a NetWare server. One entry exists for each Netwaresystem scanned.




NW_DEV_NAME

NW_VERS

NW_SUB_VERS

NW_MAX_CONNS


NW_MAX_VOLS

NW_REVISION_LEVEL

NW_SFT_LEVEL

NW_TTS_LEVEL

NW_MAX_CONNS_USED

NW_ACCOUNTING_VERS

NW_VAP_VERS

NW_QUEING_VERS

NW_PRINTSERVR_VERS

NW_VIRT_CONS

NW_SEC_LEVEL

NW_INET_BRG_SUPP

NW_CLIB_MAJOR_VERS

NW_CLIB_MINOR_VERS

NW_CLIB_REVISION

NW_SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

NW_VOLSDescribes a NetWare volume installed on a system. One record exists for eachNetWare volume for each system scanned.




NWVOL_NAME (primary key)

NWVOL_TOTAL_BLKS

NWVOL_BLK_SECTORS

NWVOL_AVAIL_BLKS

NWVOL_DIR_SLOTS

NWVOL_AVAIL_SLOTS


NWVOL_IS_REMOVABLE

RECORD_TIME

PC_SYS_PARAMSStores BIOS and other system information for a PC. One entry exists for eachsystem scanned.




USER_NAME

DOMAIN_NAME

WORKGROUP_NAME

BIOS_ID

BIOS_ID_BYTES

BIOS_DATE

BIOS_STRING

BIOS_MANUFACTURER

MANUFACTURER_ID

BIOS_MODEL

BIOS_SER_NUM

RECORD_TIME

PCI_DEVDescribes a PCI device installed in or connected to a system. One record exists foreach PCI device for each system scanned.




INST_PCI_ID (primary key)

PCI_DEV_NAME (primary key)

PCI_REVISION

RECORD_TIME


PRINTERStores the details for one particular type and model of printer. Works with theINST_PRINTER table. This table contains only one record for each unique printer,even if that printer is installed on more than one system in the Tivoli region.



PRINTER_ID (primary key)

PRINTER_MODEL

PROCESSORStores the details for one particular type and model of processor. Works with theINST_PROCESSOR table. This table contains only one record for each uniqueprocessor, even if that processor is installed on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



PROCESSOR_ID (primary key)

MANUFACTURER

PROCESSOR_MODEL

PROCESSOR_FEATURES

MAX_SPEED

CURRENT_SPEED

BUS_SPEED

CPU_INTERFACE

ECACHE_MB

CPU_IMPL

CPU_MASK

CHIP_FAMILY

CHIP_MODEL

CHIP_STEPPING

VIRT_MODE_EXT

PAGE_SIZE_EXT


TIME_STAMP_COUNTER

MODEL_SPECIFIC_REG

PHYSICAL_ADDR_EXT

MACHINECHECK_EXCPT

CMPXCHG8B_SUPP

ON_CHIP_APIC

MEM_TYPE_RANGE_REG

PAGE_GLOBAL_ENABLE

MACHINECHECK_ARCH

COND_MOVE_SUPP

MMX_TECHNOLOGY

ON_CHIP_FPU

DEBUG_EXT_PRESENT

FAST_SYS_CALL

PAGE_ATTR_TABLE

PAGE_SIZE_EXT36

SER_NUM_ENABLED

FAST_FLOAT_SAVE

SIMD_EXT_SUPP

NOW_3_D_ARCH

PTF_INFOStores the PTF details for target OS/400 systems. One entry exists for each PTF foreach OS/400 system scanned.




PRODUCT_ID (primary key)

PTF_ID (primary key)

PTF_STATUS


STATUS_DATE

STATUS_TIME

TYPE

UNATTN_IPL_ACTION

LANG_FEATURE

IPL_SOURCE

SYS_NAME

ON_ORDER

PTF_SAVE_FILE

OPTIONAL_PART

SUPERSEDING_PTF

RELEASE

TGT_OS400_RELEASE

ACTION_PENDING

ACTION_REQUIRED

RECORD_TIME

SIG_PACKAGEStores the details for signature packages; works with the following views:SIG_PACKAGE_VIEW, PACKAGE_FILE_VIEW, CHECK_PACKAGE. One entryexists for each signature for each signature package.

Populated by the winvpackage command or through the package editor.


SIG_PACKAGE_ID (primary key)


SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

RECORD_TIME


SMBIOS_SYS_DATAStores the general SMBIOS details for target systems. This table contains only onerecord for each unique SMBIOS configuration, even if that SMBIOS configuration isinstalled on more than one system in the Tivoli region.



SMBIOS_ID (primary key)

BIOS_VENDOR

BIOS_VERS

BIOS_SIZE

SYS_MANUFACTURER

SYS_PRODUCT_NAME

SYS_VERS

BOARD_MANUFACTURER

BOARD_PRODUCT

BOARD_VERS

CASE_MANUFACTURER

CASE_TYPE

CASE_VERS

STORAGE_DEVStores the details for a particular storage device installed on the system. Workswith the HDISK table. One record exists for each storage device for each systemscanned.




STORAGE_CLASS (primary key)

INST_STORAGE_ID (primary key)

STORAGE_TYPE

MANUFACTURER

MODEL


SER_NUM

HDISK_ID

RECORD_TIME

SWARE_SIGStores the details for a particular signature. Works with the MATCHED_SWAREtable and the following views: H_INST_SWARE_VIEW, H_NOSIG_FILES_VIEW,INST_SWARE_VIEW, MATCH_SWARE_VIEW, NOSIG_FILES_VIEW,SWARE_MATCH_CRC32, SWARE_MATCH_MD5, and SWARE_MATCH_QUICK.One entry exists for each signature.

Populated by the winvsig command and the Inventory GUI.



SWARE_NAME

SWARE_SIZE

SWARE_DESC

SWARE_VERS

SIG_SOURCE

SIG_STATUS

CHECKSUM_QUICK

CHECKSUM_CRC32

CHECKSUM_MD5

RECORD_TIME

UNIX_SYS_PARAMSStores UNIX system parameters for a system. One entry exists for each systemscanned.




BOOT_TIME

UPTIME

RUN_LEVEL


HOST_NAME

RECORD_TIME

UNMATCHED_FILESStores the details for a file that does not match any signatures. Works with theFILE_DESC and FILE_PATH tables. One record exists for each scanned file for eachsystem scanned.




FILE_DESC_ID (primary key)

INST_PATH_ID (primary key)

CREATED_TIME

MODIFIED_TIME

ACCESSED_TIME

FILE_PERMISSIONS

FILE_OWNER

FILE_GROUP

CHECKSUM_QUICK

CHECKSUM_CRC32

CHECKSUM_MD5

MEM_LOCATION

RECORD_TIME

USB_DEVStores the details for one particular type and model of USB device. Works with theINST_USB_DEV table. This table contains only one record for each unique USBdevice, even if that USB device is installed on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



USB_ID (primary key)

USB_VERS


DEV_CLASS

DEV_SUBCLASS

VENDOR_ID

PRODUCT_ID

MANUFACTURER

PRODUCT

NUM_OF_PORTS

DEV_IS_HUB

USER_TABLEMaps a specific computer to a person who logs on to perform a Web Interfacescan.

Populated by a Web Interface scan.



COMPUTER_USER (primary key)

RECORD_TIME

VID_CARDStores the details for one particular type and model of video card. Works with theINST_VID_CARD table. This table contains only one record for each unique videocard, even if that video card is installed on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



VID_CARD_ID (primary key)

VID_CARD_MODEL

VID_CARD_BIOS

VID_DAC_TYPE

VID_MEM

VID_BIOS_RELDATE

VID_CHIP_TYPE


History Tables for InventoryHistory tables add H_ to the name of the operational data table on which they arebased. A history table returns all of the columns returned by its correspondingoperational data table plus the RECORD_ACTION and PRFL_ACTION columns.

The following list shows the available inventory history tables:

H_COMPUTER

H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM

H_INST_HEADER_INFO

H_INST_MODEM

H_INST_MOUSE

H_INST_NATIVE_SWARE

H_INST_PARTITION

H_INST_PRINTER

H_INST_PROCESSOR

H_INST_SMBIOS_DATA

H_INST_USB_DEV

H_INST_VID_CARD

H_IP_ADDR

H_IPX_ADDR

H_MATCHED_SWARE

H_MEM_MODULES

H_NET_ADAPTER

H_NW_SERVER

H_NW_VOLS

H_PC_SYS_PARAMS

H_PCI_DEV

H_PTF_INFO

H_STORAGE_DEV

H_UNIX_SYS_PARAMS


H_UNMATCHED_FILES

Pervasive Device TablesThe following section describes the operational data tables populated for pervasivedevices in the configuration repository and lists their associated columns.

BATTERYStores the details for the battery of pervasive devices. One entry exists for eachdevice scanned.

Populated by an inventory pervasive scan.



BATTERY_TYPE

BATTERY_VOLTAGE

RECORD_TIME

DB_INFOStores the database information for Palm OS devices. This table contains only onerecord for each unique database entry, even if that database entry is installed onmore than one system in the Tivoli region.



DB_ID (primary key)

APP_NAME

DB_TYPE

CREATOR_ID

DB_NAME

DB_VERS


DEV_CARDStores the memory and expansion card information for pervasive devices. Thistable contains only one record for each unique memory or expansion card, even ifthat memory or expansion card is installed on more than one system in the Tivoliregion.



CARD_ID (primary key)

MANUFACTURER

CAPABILITY

CARD_NAME

CARD_VERS

ROM_SIZE

RAM_SIZE

CARD_CLASS

DEV_INFOStores the details of pervasive devices. One entry exists for each device scanned.




LAST_SYNC_TIME

LAST_SYNC_STATUS

PROCESSOR_MODEL

NUM_MEM_CARD_SLOT

NUM_EXPAND_SLOT

CHARACTER_ENCODING

RECORD_TIME

INST_DB_INFOStores the database information for Palm OS devices. One record exists for eachdatabase entry for each system scanned.





DB_ID (primary key)

DB_PATH (primary key)

NUM_RECORD

DB_SIZE

MEM_LOCATION

CREATED_TIME

MODIFIED_TIME

RECORD_TIME

INST_DEV_CARDStores the device information for pervasive devices. One record exists for each cardfor each system scanned.




CARD_ID (primary key)

CARD_NUM (primary key)

SER_NUM

CARD_TYPE

FREE_MEM

RECORD_TIME

PALM_CFGStores configuration details for Palm OS devices. One entry exists for each devicescanned.




PRESET_COUNTRY_ID

TIME_FORMAT


DATE_FORMAT

LONG_DATE_FORMAT

WEEK_ST_DAY

NUM_FORMAT

SYS_SOUND

ALARM_SOUND

GAME_SOUND

PPP_USER_NAME

PPP_QUERY_DNS

PRIMARY_DNS

SECONDARY_DNS

MODEM_PHONE_NUM

SSL_ON

PALM_USER_ID

DMS_SERVER_ADDR

DMS_SERVER_PORT

PALM_SERVLET_NAME

NET_SVC_NAME

BUFFER_SIZE

PROXY_ENABLE

PROXY_ADDR

PROXY_PORT

SET_DATE_TIME

AUTO_OFF_TIMER

RECORD_TIME

WINCE_CFGStores the configuration details for Windows CE devices. One entry exists for eachdevice scanned.





PPP_ACCESS_PT

PRIMARY_DNS

SECONDARY_DNS

POP3_SERVER

SMTP_SERVER

ST_PAGE

BROWSER_PROXY_ADDR

BROWSER_PROXY_PORT

PCT_ENABLE

SSL2_ENABLE

SSL3_ENABLE

PPP_USERID

POP3_USERID

MAIL_ADDR

SSL_ENABLE

MGMT_SERVER_ADDR

POLLING_TIMER

AGENT_RUN_MODE

AGENT_PROXY_ENABLE

AGENT_PROXY_PORT

AGENT_PROXY_ADDR

SUB_USERID

RECORD_TIME

History Tables for Pervasive DevicesHistory tables add H_ to the name of the operational data table on which they arebased. A history table returns all of the columns returned by its correspondingoperational data table plus the RECORD_ACTION and PRFL_ACTION columns.


The following list shows the available pervasive history tables:

H_BATTERY

H_DEV_INFO

H_INST_DB_INFO

H_INST_DEV_CARD

H_PALM_CFG

H_WINCE_CFG

Software Distribution TablesThe following section describes the operational data tables populated by SoftwareDistribution in the configuration repository and lists their associated columns.

MOD_SUBSCRIPTSStores details about software packages to which Web Interface users are subscribed.

Populated after a change management operation if the integration betweenInventory and Software Distribution has been enabled.


TME_OBJECT_ID (primary key)

MOD_NAME (primary key)

MOD_VERS (primary key)

SUB_TIME

SIN_TIME

SD_H_INSTStores the history of change management operations. Information includes detailsabout the target machine on which an operation or action (such as install, remove,undo, accept, or commit) was performed, the type and mode of the operation, thetime at which the operation occurred, the name of the profile that was distributed,and the result of the operation. This table also contains details about thedistribution ID and the results of a distribution.




SWARE_NAME (primary key)

SWARE_VERS (primary key)


EXEC_TIME

TME_SWARE_OID

SWARE_SRC_HOST

SWARE_SRC_PATH

SWARE_ACTIVATED

SWARE_ATIME

TME_ADMIN_ID

SD_ACTION

STATE

MD2_DIST_ID

MESSAGES

RECORD_TIME

SD_INSTStores information about the names and versions of software packages, the timethe last successful action or operation was performed on a software package, andthe status of a software package on a particular target machine.






TME_ADMIN_ID

SD_ACTION

EXEC_TIME

STATE

RECORD_TIME

SD_LOADEDStores details about the depot, software packages and base software packagesloaded in the depot, the administrator ID for the last load operation, and theexecution time for the last load operation.




DEPOT

TME_DEPOT_OID (primary key)

SWARE_NAME

SWARE_VERS

TME_SWARE_OID (primary key)

TYPE

BASE_SWARE_NAME

BASE_SWARE_VERS

TME_BASE_SWARE_OID (primary key)

TME_ADMIN_ID

EXEC_TIME

SD_PACKAGESStores information about names, versions, and other characteristics of software andfile packages that have been distributed. This table also links this information toprofile identifications.





SWARE_LANG

SWARE_TYPE

TME_SWARE_OID

SWARE_SRC_HOST

SWARE_SRC_PATH

SWARE_VERS_TYPE

SWARE_PACKAGE_TYPE


SWARE_BUILT

SD_WEBUI_PACKAGESStores the Web Interface details for Software Distribution.






TME_ADMIN_ID

EXEC_TIME

WEB_PACKAGE_NAME

WEB_PACKAGE_VERS

SIG_SP_MAPStores the information that maps the packages contained in the SD_PACKAGEStable with the signatures contained in the SWARE_SIG table.






MAP_STATUS

SWARE_SUBSCRIPTSStores details about reference models to which Web Interface users are subscribed.



TME_OBJECT_ID (primary key)


SWARE_VERS


SUB_TIME

Tivoli Resource Manager TablesThe following section describes the operational data tables for Tivoli ResourceManager in the configuration repository and lists their associated columns.

TRM_TYPESStores data about how a resource type is managed.


TYPE (primary key)

UIMANAGER

APPMANAGER

EVENTMASK

FLAGS

TRM_RESOURCESStores data about pervasive devices.


ID (primary key)

LABEL

ADDR

MANAGER

FLAGS

TYPE

TRM_GROUPSStores data about resource groups.


GROUPID (primary key)

RESOURCEID (primary key)

TYPE

TRM_DISTRIBUTIONSStores data about distributions (a profile-based distribution, such as SoftwareDistribution) against devices.



ID

RESOURCEID

TYPE


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Index

Numerics128MB_SUBSCRIPTIONS 901GB_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90256MB_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90512MB_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90

AACCESSED_TIME, description 15ACTION_PENDING, description 33ACTION_REQUIRED, description 33ADAPTER_MODEL, description 22ADAPTER_TYPE, description 22AGENT_PROXY_ADDR, description 48AGENT_PROXY_ENABLE,

description 48AGENT_PROXY_PORT, description 48AGENT_RUN_MODE, description 47AIX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90ALARM_SOUND, description 46APP_NAME, description 42ASP_FREE_TOTAL_KB, description 9ASP_NAME, description 9, 42ASP_QUERY 55ASP_SIZE_TOTAL_KB, description 9ASP_VIEW 9AUTO_OFF_TIMER, description 46

BBASE_SWARE_NAME, description 52BASE_SWARE_VERS, description 52BATTERY table 114BATTERY_QUERY 81, 88BATTERY_VIEW 42BIOS_DATE, description 28, 34BIOS_ID_BYTES, description 28BIOS_ID, description 28BIOS_MANUFACTURER, description 28BIOS_MODEL, description 28BIOS_SER_NUM, description 28BIOS_SIZE, description 33BIOS_STRING, description 28BIOS_VENDOR, description 33BIOS_VERS, description 33BOARD_MANUFACTURER,

description 34BOARD_PRODUCT, description 34BOARD_SER_NUM, description 34BOARD_VERS, description 34books

feedback viionline viiordering vii

BOOT_TIME, description 38BROWSER_PROXY_ADDR,

description 48BROWSER_PROXY_PORT,

description 48BUFFER_SIZE, description 45

BUS_SPEED, description 28BUTTONS, description 21

CCAPABILITY, description 44CARD_NAME, description 44CARD_NUM, description 43CARD_TYPE, description 43CARD_VERS, description 44CASE_ASSET_TAG, description 34CASE_MANUFACTURER,

description 34CASE_SER_NUM, description 34CASE_TYPE, description 34CASE_VERS, description 34CDROM_QUERY 55CDROM_VIEW 10CHARACTER_ENCODING,

description 44CHECK_PACKAGES view 10CHECK_PACKAGES_QUERY 56CHECKSUM_CRC32, description 15CHECKSUM_MD5, description 15CHECKSUM_QUICK, description 15CHIP_FAMILY, description 28CHIP_MODEL, description 28CHIP_STEPPING, description 28CM_STATUS_QUERY 88CMPXCHG8B_SUPP, description 29column name description

ACCESSED_TIME 15ACTION_PENDING 33ACTION_REQUIRED 33ADAPTER_MODEL 22ADAPTER_TYPE 22AGENT_PROXY_ADDR 48AGENT_PROXY_ENABLE 48AGENT_PROXY_PORT 48AGENT_RUN_MODE 47ALARM_SOUND 46APP_NAME 42ASP_FREE_TOTAL_KB 9ASP_NAME 9, 42ASP_SIZE_TOTAL_KB 9AUTO_OFF_TIMER 46BASE_SWARE_NAME 52BASE_SWARE_VERS 52BIOS_DATE 28, 34BIOS_ID 28BIOS_ID_BYTES 28BIOS_MANUFACTURER 28BIOS_MODEL 28BIOS_SER_NUM 28BIOS_SIZE 33BIOS_STRING 28BIOS_VENDOR 33BIOS_VERS 33BOARD_MANUFACTURER 34BOARD_PRODUCT 34BOARD_SER_NUM 34

column name description (continued)BOARD_VERS 34BOOT_TIME 38BROWSER_PROXY_ADDR 48BROWSER_PROXY_PORT 48BUFFER_SIZE 45BUS_SPEED 28BUTTONS 21CAPABILITY 44CARD_NAME 44CARD_NUM 43CARD_TYPE 43CARD_VERS 44CASE_ASSET_TAG 34CASE_MANUFACTURER 34CASE_SER_NUM 34CASE_TYPE 34CASE_VERS 34CHARACTER_ENCODING 44CHECKSUM_CRC32 15CHECKSUM_MD5 15CHECKSUM_QUICK 15CHIP_FAMILY 28CHIP_MODEL 28CHIP_STEPPING 28CMPXCHG8B_SUPP 29COMPUTER_MODEL 11, 47COMPUTER_SCANTIME 11, 47COMPUTER_SYS_ID 10, 11COND_MOVE_SUPP 29CPU_IMPL 35CPU_INTERFACE 28CPU_MASK 35CREATED_TIME 15, 43, 49CREATOR_ID 43CURRENT_ADDR 22DATE_FORMAT 46DB_NAME 43DB_PATH 43DB_SIZE 43DB_TYPE 43DB_VERS 43DEBUG_EXT_PRESENT 29DEV_ADDR 39DEV_CLASS 39DEV_IS_HUB 39DEV_NAME 27DEV_SUBCLASS 39DMS_SERVER_ADDR 45DMS_SERVER_PORT 45DOMAIN_NAME 27DRV_NAME 31DRV_VERS 31ECACHE_MB 35EXEC_TIME 51, 52, 53FAST_FLOAT_SAVE 29FAST_SYS_CALL 29FILE_GROUP 15FILE_NAME 15, 23, 49FILE_OWNER 15FILE_PATH 22, 49


column name description (continued)FILE_PERMISSIONS 15FILE_SIZE 15, 23, 49FREE_MEM 43FS_ACCESS_POINT 27FS_FREE_SIZE_KB 27FS_MOUNT_POINT 27FS_TOTAL_SIZE_KB 27FS_TYPE 27FUNCTION_KEYS 12, 18GAME_SOUND 46HDISK_CYLINDERS 13HDISK_HEADS 14HDISK_SECTORS 13HDISK_SIZE_KB 14HEADER_NAME 14HEADER_PUBLISHER 14HEADER_VERS 14HOST_CNTRL 39HOST_NAME 38INF_FILE 21INF_SECTION 21INST_DATE 22INST_MEM_ID 20INST_MODEM_ID 21INST_PCI_ID 30IP_ADDR 17IP_DOMAIN 17IP_GATEWAY 17IP_HOSTNAME 17IP_PRIMARY_DNS 17IP_SECONDARY_DNS 17IP_SUBNET 17IPL_SOURCE 32IPX_ADDR 18IS_ENABLED 35KEYBOARD_TYPE 12, 18LABEL 43LANG_FEATURE 32LAST_SYNC_STATUS 44LAST_SYNC_TIME 44LINK_SPEED 18LONG_DATE_FORMAT 46MACHINECHECK_ARCH 29MACHINECHECK_EXCPT 29MAIL_ADDR 50, 53MANUFACTURER 10, 13, 20, 22, 28,

32, 35, 38, 39, 44MANUFACTURER_ID 28MAP_STATUS 53MAX_MODULE_SIZE_MB 20MAX_PACKET_SIZE 18MAX_SUPPORTED_MEM 19MD2_DIST_ID 53MEDIA_TYPE 27MEM_LOCATION 43, 49MEM_TYPE 20MEM_TYPE_RANGE_REG 29MGMT_SERVER_ADDR 47MMX_TECHNOLOGY 29MODEL 10, 13, 35, 38MODEL_SPECIFIC_REG 29MODEM_DESC 20MODEM_PHONE_NUM 46MODEM_TYPE 21MODIFIED_TIME 15, 43, 49MODULE_SIZE_MB 20

column name description (continued)MOUSE_MODEL 21MOUSE_TYPE 21NET_NUM 18NET_SVC_NAME 45NODE_ADDR 18NOW_3_D_ARCH 30NUM_ASP_DISKS 9, 42NUM_EXPAND_SLOT 44NUM_FORMAT 46NUM_MEM_CARD_SLOT 44NUM_MEM_SLOTS 19NUM_OF_PORTS 39NUM_RECORD 43NW_ACCOUNTING_VERS 24NW_CLIB_MAJOR_VERS 24NW_CLIB_MINOR_VERS 24NW_CLIB_REVISION 24NW_DEV_NAME 23NW_INET_BRG_SUPP 24NW_MAX_CONNS 24NW_MAX_CONNS_USED 24NW_MAX_VOLS 24NW_PRINTSERVR_VERS 24NW_QUEING_VERS 24NW_REVISION_LEVEL 24NW_SER_NUM 24NW_SFT_LEVEL 24NW_SUB_VERS 24NW_TTS_LEVEL 24NW_VAP_VERS 24NW_VERS 23NW_VIRT_CONS 24NWVOL_AVAIL_BLKS 25NWVOL_AVAIL_SLOTS 25NWVOL_BLK_SECTORS 25NWVOL_DIR_SLOTS 25NWVOL_IS_REMOVABLE 25NWVOL_NAME 25NWVOL_TOTAL_BLKS 25ON_CHIP_APIC 29ON_CHIP_FPU 29ON_ORDER 32ON_SAVINGS_TIME 12OPTIONAL_PART 32OS_INST_DATE 12, 26OS_MAJOR_VERS 12, 26, 47OS_MINOR_VERS 12, 26, 47OS_NAME 19, 26, 47OS_SUB_VERS 12, 26, 47OS_TYPE 26PACKAGE_ID 22, 49PACKAGE_NAME 22, 49PACKAGE_VERS 22, 49PACKAGING 20PAGE_ATTR_TABLE 29PAGE_GLOBAL_ENABLE 29PAGE_SIZE 11PAGE_SIZE_EXT 29PAGE_SIZE_EXT36 29PALM_SERVLET_NAME 45PALM_USER_ID 45PARENT_ADDR 39PARTITION_TYPE 27PATH 15, 23, 24, 49PCI_DEV_NAME 30PCI_REVISION 30

column name description (continued)PCT_ENABLE 48PERM_MAC_ADDR 22PHYSICAL_ADDR_EXT 29PHYSICAL_FREE_KB 11PHYSICAL_SIZE_KB 27PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB 11POLLING_TIMER 47POP3_SERVER 50POP3_USERID 50PORT 21PORT_NAME 31PORT_NUM 39PORT_SETTINGS 21PORT_SPEED 21PPP_ACCESS_PT 50PPP_QUERY_DNS 46PPP_USER_NAME 46PPP_USERID 50PRESET_COUNTRY_ID 45PRFL_ACTION 40, 50PRIMARY_DNS 46, 50PRINTER_IS_LOCAL 31PRINTER_LOCATION 31PRINTER_MODEL 31PRINTER_NAME 31PROCESSOR_BOARD 35PROCESSOR_MODEL 28, 31, 32, 35,

44PROCESSOR_MODULE 35PROCESSOR_NUM 35PROCESSOR_SPEED 28, 32, 35PRODUCT 39PRODUCT_ID 32, 39PRODUCT_NAME 34PROVIDER_NAME 21PROXY_ADDR 45PROXY_ENABLE 45PROXY_PORT 45PTF_ID 32PTF_SAVE_FILE 32PTF_STATUS 32PUBLISHER 22, 49RAM_SIZE 44RECORD_ACTION 40, 50RECORD_TIME 10REGISTERED_ORG 12REGISTERED_OWNER 12, 47RELEASE 32ROM_SIZE 44RUN_LEVEL 38SD_ACTION 53SECONDARY_DNS 46, 50SER_NUM 10, 13, 30, 32, 35, 38, 39,

43SER_NUM_ENABLED 29SET_DATE_TIME 46SIG_PACKAGE_ID 10, 26SIG_STATUS 53SIMD_EXT_SUPP 29SMTP_SERVER 50SOCKET_NAME 20SSL_ENABLE 47SSL_ON 45SSL2_ENABLE 48SSL3_ENABLE 48ST_PAGE 48


column name description (continued)STATE 51, 52, 53, 54STATUS_DATE 32STATUS_TIME 32STORAGE_TYPE 10, 13, 35, 38SUB_USERID 48SUPERSEDING_PTF 32SWARE_ACTIVATED 53SWARE_ATIME 53SWARE_DESC 10, 15, 19, 26, 33, 36,

37SWARE_FILENAME 52SWARE_NAME 15, 19, 26, 36, 37, 51,

52, 53SWARE_SIG_ID 10, 26, 52SWARE_SIZE 15, 19, 26, 36, 37, 53SWARE_SRC_HOST 53SWARE_SRC_PATH 53SWARE_TYPE 53SWARE_VERS 10, 15, 19, 26, 33, 36,

37, 51, 52, 53SYS_MANUFACTURER 34SYS_NAME 32SYS_SER_NUM 12, 34, 47SYS_SOUND 46SYS_UUID 34SYS_VERS 34TGT_OS400_RELEASE 33TIME_DIRECTION 12TIME_FORMAT 45TIME_STAMP_COUNTER 29TME_ADMIN_ID 52, 53TME_BASE_SWARE_OID 52TME_OBJECT_ID 10TME_OBJECT_LABEL 9, 10TME_SWARE_OID 52, 53TOTAL_INST_MEM 19TOTAL_PAGES 11TYPE 32, 52TZ_DAYLIGHT_NAME 12TZ_LOCALE 12, 47TZ_NAME 12TZ_SECONDS 12UNATTN_IPL_ACTION 32UPTIME 38USB_VERS 39USER_INIT 21USER_NAME 27VENDOR_ID 39VID_BIOS_RELDATE 40VID_CARD_BIOS 40VID_CARD_MODEL 40VID_CHIP_TYPE 40VID_COLORS 40VID_DAC_TYPE 40VID_HORIZNTL_RES 40VID_MEM 40VID_VERTICAL_RES 40VIRT_FREE_KB 11VIRT_MODE_EXT 28VIRT_TOTAL_KB 11WEEK_ST_DAY 46WORKGROUP_NAME 28

COMPUTER table 93COMPUTER_MEM_QUERY 56COMPUTER_MEM_VIEW 11

COMPUTER_MODEL, description 11,47

COMPUTER_QUERY 57COMPUTER_SCANTIME,

description 11, 47COMPUTER_SYS_ID, description 10, 11COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table 94COMPUTER_VIEW 11COND_MOVE_SUPP, description 29configuration repository

history tracking 3overview 1queries 55tables 93views 9

CPU_IMPL, description 35CPU_INTERFACE, description 28CPU_MASK, description 35CREATED_TIME, description 15, 43, 49CREATOR_ID, description 43CURRENT_ADDR, description 22Customer Support x

DDATE_FORMAT, description 46DB_INFO table 114DB_INFO_QUERY 81DB_INFO_VIEW 42DB_NAME, description 43DB_PATH, description 43DB_SIZE, description 43DB_TYPE, description 43DB_VERS, description 43DEBUG_EXT_PRESENT, description 29DEV_ADDR, description 39DEV_CARD table 115DEV_CARD_QUERY 82DEV_CARD_VIEW 43DEV_CLASS, description 39DEV_INFO table 115DEV_INFO_QUERY 82DEV_INFO_VIEW 44DEV_IS_HUB, description 39DEV_NAME, description 27DEV_SUBCLASS, description 39directory names, notation xDMS_SERVER_ADDR, description 45DMS_SERVER_PORT, description 45DOMAIN_NAME, description 27DRV_NAME, description 31DRV_VERS, description 31

Ee-mail contact ixECACHE_MB, description 35environment variables, notation xEXEC_TIME, description 51, 52, 53

FFAST_FLOAT_SAVE, description 29FAST_SYS_CALL, description 29feedback about publications ixFILE_DESC table 95

FILE_FILTER table 95FILE_GROUP, description 15FILE_NAME, description 15, 23, 49FILE_OWNER, description 15FILE_PATH table 95FILE_PATH, description 22, 49FILE_PERMISSIONS, description 15FILE_SIZE, description 15, 23, 49FLPY_DRV_QUERY 58FLPY_DRV_VIEW 13FREE_MEM, description 43FS_ACCESS_POINT, description 27FS_FREE_SIZE_KB, description 27FS_MOUNT_POINT, description 27FS_TOTAL_SIZE_KB, description 27FS_TYPE, description 27FUNCTION_KEYS, description 12, 18

GGAME_SOUND, description 46

HH_AIX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_BATTERY table 119H_BATTERY_QUERY 87H_BATTERY_VIEW 50H_CDROM_QUERY 79H_CDROM_VIEW 41H_COMPUTER table 113H_COMPUTER_MEM_QUERY 79H_COMPUTER_QUERY 80H_COMPUTER_SYS_MEM table 113H_COMPUTER_VIEW 41H_DB_INFO_QUERY 87H_DB_INFO_VIEW 50H_DEV_CARD_QUERY 87H_DEV_INFO table 119H_DEV_INFO_QUERY 87H_DEV_INFO_VIEW 51H_EXPAND_CARD_VIEW 51H_FLPY_DRV_QUERY 80H_FLPY_DRV_VIEW 41H_HDISK_QUERY 80H_HDISK_VIEW 41H_HEADER_INFO_QUERY 80H_HEADER_VIEW 41H_HPUX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_INST_DB_INFO table 119H_INST_DEV_CARD table 119H_INST_FILE_QUERY 80H_INST_FILE_VIEW 41H_INST_HEADER_INFO table 113H_INST_MODEM table 113H_INST_MOUSE table 113H_INST_NATIVE_SWARE table 113H_INST_PARTITION table 113H_INST_PRINTER table 113H_INST_PROCESSOR table 113H_INST_SMBIOS_DATA table 113H_INST_SWARE_VIEW 41H_INST_USB_DEV table 113H_INST_VID_CARD table 113H_INVENTORY_SWARE query 80H_IP_ADDR table 113

Index 131

H_IP_ADDR_QUERY 80H_IP_ADDR_VIEW 41H_IPX_ADDR table 113H_IPX_ADDR_QUERY 80H_IPX_ADDR_VIEW 41H_LINUX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_MATCHED_SWARE table 113H_MEM_CARD_VIEW 51H_MEM_MODULES table 113H_MEM_MODULES_QUERY 80H_MEM_MODULES_VIEW 41H_MEM_VIEW 41H_MODEM_QUERY 80H_MODEM_VIEW 41H_MOUSE_QUERY 80H_MOUSE_VIEW 41H_NATIV_SWARE_QUERY 80H_NATIV_VIEW 41H_NET_ADAPTER table 113H_NET_CARD_QUERY 80H_NET_CARD_VIEW 41H_NETWARE_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_NOSIG_FILES_QUERY 80H_NOSIG_FILES_VIEW 41H_NW_SERVER table 113H_NW_SERVER_QUERY 80H_NW_SERVER_VIEW 41H_NW_VOLS table 113H_NW_VOLS_QUERY 80H_NW_VOLS_VIEW 41H_OS_QUERY 80H_OS_VIEW 41H_OS2_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_PALM_AGENT_QUERY 87H_PALM_AGENT_VIEW 51H_PALM_CFG table 119H_PALM_CFG_QUERY 87H_PALM_CFG_VIEW 51H_PALM_NET_QUERY 87H_PALM_NET_VIEW 51H_PARTITION_QUERY 80H_PARTITION_VIEW 41H_PC_BIOS_QUERY 80H_PC_BIOS_VIEW 41H_PC_SYS_PARAMS table 113H_PCI_DEV table 113H_PCI_DEV_QUERY 80H_PCI_DEV_VIEW 41H_PCPROCESSOR_QUERY 80H_PCPROCESSOR_VIEW 41H_PERVASIVE_QUERY 87H_PERVASIVE_VIEW 51H_PRINTER_QUERY 80H_PRINTER_VIEW 41H_PROCESSOR_QUERY 80H_PROCESSOR_VIEW 41H_PTF_INFO table 113H_PTF_INFO_QUERY 80H_PTF_INFO_VIEW 41H_SMBIOS_DATA_QUERY 80H_SMBIOS_DATA_VIEW 41H_SOLARIS_CPU_QUERY 80H_SOLARIS_CPU_VIEW 42H_Solaris_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_STORAGE_DEV table 113H_STORAGE_DEV_QUERY 81H_STORAGE_DEV_VIEW 42

H_TAPEDRV_QUERY 81H_TAPEDRV_VIEW 42H_UNIX_SYS_PARAMS table 113H_UNIX_SYS_QUERY 81H_UNIX_SYS_VIEW 42H_UNMATCHED_FILES table 114H_USB_DEV_QUERY 81H_USB_DEV_VIEW 42H_VID_CARD_QUERY 81H_VID_CARD_VIEW 42H_WIN_2000_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_WIN_98_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_WIN_ALL_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_WIN_ME_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91H_WIN_NT_SUBSCRIPTIONS 92H_WIN_XP_SUBSCRIPTIONS 92H_WINCE_AGENT_QUERY 87H_WINCE_AGENT_VIEW 51H_WINCE_CFG table 119H_WINCE_CFG_QUERY 87H_WINCE_CFG_VIEW 51H_WINCE_FILE_QUERY 87H_WINCE_FILE_VIEW 51H_WINCE_NATIV_QUERY 87H_WINCE_NATIV_VIEW 51H_WINCE_NET_QUERY 87H_WINCE_NET_VIEW 51HDISK table 95HDISK_CYLINDERS, description 13HDISK_HEADS, description 14HDISK_QUERY 58HDISK_SECTORS, description 13HDISK_SIZE_KB, description 14HDISK_VIEW 13HEADER_INFO table 96HEADER_INFO_QUERY 59HEADER_INFO_VIEW 14HEADER_NAME, description 14HEADER_PUBLISHER, description 14HEADER_VERS, description 14history tables

See history trackingcustom 6deleting 6inventory 113overview 3pervasive device 118using 3using with pervasive devices 5using with software scans 4

history trackingcustom history tables 6deleting history tables 6enabling 3modifying for efficiency 4overview 3using history tables 3

HOST_CNTRL, description 39HOST_NAME, description 38HPUX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90

IINF_FILE, description 21INF_SECTION, description 21INST_DATE, description 22INST_DB_INFO table 115

INST_DEV_CARD table 116INST_FILE_QUERY 59INST_FILE_VIEW 14INST_HEADER_INFO table 96INST_MEM_ID, description 20INST_MODEM table 96INST_MODEM_ID, description 21INST_MOUSE table 97INST_NATIV_SWARE table 97INST_PARTITION table 97INST_PCI_ID, description 30INST_PRINTER table 98INST_PROCESSOR table 98INST_SMBIOS_DATA table 99INST_SWARE_VIEW 15INST_USB_DEV table 99INST_VID_CARD table 100INVENTORY_HWARE 60INVENTORY_SWARE 60INVENTORYDATA 16IP_ADDR table 100IP_ADDR_QUERY 61IP_ADDR_VIEW 17IP_ADDR, description 17IP_DOMAIN, description 17IP_GATEWAY, description 17IP_HOSTNAME, description 17IP_PRIMARY_DNS, description 17IP_SECONDARY_DNS, description 17IP_SUBNET, description 17IPL_SOURCE, description 32IPX_ADDR table 101IPX_ADDR_QUERY 62IPX_ADDR_VIEW 18IPX_ADDR, description 18IS_ENABLED, description 35

KKEYBOARD_QUERY 62KEYBOARD_TYPE, description 12, 18KEYBOARD_VIEW 18

LLABEL, description 43LANG_FEATURE, description 32LAST_SYNC_STATUS, description 44LAST_SYNC_TIME, description 44LINK_SPEED, description 18LINUX_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90LONG_DATE_FORMAT, description 46

MMACHINECHECK_ARCH,

description 29MACHINECHECK_EXCPT,

description 29MAIL_ADDR, description 50manuals

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MANUFACTURER_ID, description 28


MANUFACTURER, description 10, 13,20, 22, 28, 32, 35, 38, 39, 44

MAP_STATUS, description 53MATCH_CRC32_QUERY 62MATCH_MD5_QUERY 63MATCH_QUICK_QUERY 64MATCH_SWARE_VIEW 18MATCHED_SWARE table 101MAX_MODULE_SIZE_MB,

description 20MAX_PACKET_SIZE, description 18MAX_SUPPORTED_MEM,

description 19MD2_DIST_ID, description 53MEDIA_TYPE, description 27MEM_LOCATION, description 43, 49MEM_MODULES table 101MEM_MODULES_QUERY 64MEM_MODULES_TOTAL 19MEM_MODULES_TOTAL query 65MEM_MODULES_VIEW 20MEM_TYPE_RANGE_REG,

description 29MEM_TYPE, description 20MESSAGES, description 53MGMT_SERVER_ADDR, description 47MMX_TECHNOLOGY, description 29MOD_SUBSCRIPTS table 119MODEL_SPECIFIC_REG, description 29MODEL, description 10, 13, 35, 38MODEM table 102MODEM_DESC, description 20MODEM_PHONE_NUM, description 46MODEM_QUERY 65MODEM_TYPE, description 21MODEM_VIEW 20MODIFIED_TIME, description 15, 43, 49MODULE_SIZE_MB, description 20MOUSE table 102MOUSE_MODEL, description 21MOUSE_QUERY 66MOUSE_TYPE, description 21MOUSE_VIEW 21

NNATIV_SWARE table 102NATIV_SWARE_QUERY 66NATIV_SWARE_VIEW 21NET_ADAPTER table 103NET_CARD_QUERY 66NET_CARD_VIEW 22NET_NUM, description 18NET_SVC_NAME, description 45NETWARE_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90NODE_ADDR, description 18NOSIG_FILES_QUERY 67NOSIG_FILES_VIEW 23notation

environment variables xpath names xtypeface x

NOW_3_D_ARCH, description 30NUM_ASP_DISKS, description 9, 42NUM_EXPAND_SLOT, description 44NUM_FORMAT, description 46

NUM_MEM_CARD_SLOT,description 44

NUM_MEM_SLOTS, description 19NUM_OF_PORTS, description 39NUM_RECORD, description 43NW_ACCOUNTING_VERS,

description 24NW_CLIB_MAJOR_VERS,

description 24NW_CLIB_MINOR_VERS,

description 24NW_CLIB_REVISION, description 24NW_DEV_NAME, description 23NW_INET_BRG_SUPP, description 24NW_MAX_CONNS_USED,

description 24NW_MAX_CONNS, description 24NW_MAX_VOLS, description 24NW_PRINTSERVR_VERS,

description 24NW_QUEING_VERS, description 24NW_REVISION_LEVEL, description 24NW_SER_NUM, description 24NW_SERVER table 103NW_SERVER_QUERY 67NW_SERVER_VIEW 23NW_SFT_LEVEL, description 24NW_SUB_VERS, description 24NW_TTS_LEVEL, description 24NW_VAP_VERS, description 24NW_VERS, description 23NW_VIRT_CONS, description 24NW_VOLS_QUERY 68NW_VOLS_VIEW 25NWVOL_AVAIL_BLKS, description 25NWVOL_AVAIL_SLOTS, description 25NWVOL_BLK_SECTORS, description 25NWVOL_DIR_SLOTS, description 25NWVOL_IS_REMOVABLE,

description 25NWVOL_NAME, description 25NWVOL_TOTAL_BLKS, description 25

OON_CHIP_APIC, description 29ON_CHIP_FPU, description 29ON_ORDER, description 32ON_SAVINGS_TIME, description 12online publications ixoperational data tables 3OPTIONAL_PART, description 32OS_INST_DATE, description 12, 26OS_MAJOR_VERS, description 12, 26,

47OS_MINOR_VERS, description 12, 26,

47OS_NAME, description 19, 26, 47OS_QUERY 69OS_SUB_VERS, description 12, 26, 47OS_TYPE, description 26OS_VIEW 25OS2_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90

PPACKAGE_FILE_QUERY 69PACKAGE_FILE_VIEW 26PACKAGE_ID, description 22, 49PACKAGE_NAME, description 22, 49PACKAGE_VERS, description 22, 49PACKAGING, description 20PAGE_ATTR_TABLE, description 29PAGE_GLOBAL_ENABLE,

description 29PAGE_SIZE_EXT, description 29PAGE_SIZE_EXT36, description 29PAGE_SIZE, description 11PALM_AGENT_QUERY 83PALM_AGENT_VIEW 45PALM_CFG table 116PALM_CFG_QUERY 83PALM_CFG_VIEW 45PALM_NET_QUERY 84PALM_NET_VIEW 46PALM_SERVLET_NAME, description 45PALM_USER_ID, description 45PARENT_ADDR, description 39PARTITION_QUERY 70PARTITION_TYPE, description 27PARTITION_VIEW 27path names, notation xPATH, description 15, 23, 24, 49PC_BIOS_QUERY 70PC_BIOS_VIEW 27PC_PROCESSOR_QUERY 71PC_PROCESSOR_VIEW 28PC_SYS_PARAMS table 105PCI_DEV table 105PCI_DEV_NAME, description 30PCI_DEV_QUERY 72PCI_DEV_VIEW 30PCI_REVISION, description 30PCT_ENABLE, description 48PERM_MAC_ADDR, description 22PERVASIVE_VIEW 47PHYSICAL_ADDR_EXT, description 29PHYSICAL_FREE_KB, description 11PHYSICAL_SIZE_KB, description 27PHYSICAL_TOTAL_KB, description 11POLLING_TIMER, description 47POP3_SERVER, description 50POP3_USERID, description 50PORT_NAME, description 31PORT_NUM, description 39PORT_SETTINGS, description 21PORT_SPEED, description 21PORT, description 21PPP_ACCESS_PT, description 50PPP_QUERY_DNS, description 46PPP_USER_NAME, description 46PPP_USERID, description 50PRESET_COUNTRY_ID, description 45PRFL_ACTION, description 3, 40, 50PRIMARY_DNS, description 46, 50PRINTER table 106PRINTER_IS_LOCAL, description 31PRINTER_LOCATION, description 31PRINTER_MODEL, description 31PRINTER_NAME, description 31PRINTER_QUERY 73PRINTER_VIEW 30

Index 133

PROCESSOR table 106PROCESSOR_BOARD, description 35PROCESSOR_MODEL, description 28,

31, 32, 35, 44PROCESSOR_MODULE, description 35PROCESSOR_NUM_QUERY 73PROCESSOR_NUM_VIEW 31PROCESSOR_NUM, description 35PROCESSOR_QUERY 73PROCESSOR_SPEED, description 28, 32,

35PROCESSOR_VIEW 31PRODUCT_ID, description 32, 39PRODUCT_NAME, description 34PRODUCT, description 39PROVIDER_NAME, description 21PROXY_ADDR, description 45PROXY_ENABLE, description 45PROXY_PORT, description 45PTF_ID, description 32PTF_INFO table 107PTF_INFO_VIEW 32PTF_SAVE_FILE, description 32PTF_STATUS, description 32publications

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PUBLISHER, description 22, 49

Qqueries

historical inventory 79historical pervasive device 87historical subscription 91inventory 55pervasive device 81software distribution 88subscription 90

RRAM_SIZE, description 44RECORD_ACTION, description 3, 40,

50RECORD_TIME, description 10REGISTERED_ORG, description 12REGISTERED_OWNER, description 12,

47RELEASE, description 32ROM_SIZE, description 44RUN_LEVEL, description 38

SSD_ACTION, description 53SD_CMSTATUS_VIEW 51SD_H_INST table 119SD_INST table 120SD_LOADED table 120SD_LOADED_VIEW 51

SD_PACKAGES table 121SD_WEBUI_PACKAGES table 122SD_WEBUI_VIEW 52SECONDARY_DNS, description 46, 50SER_NUM_ENABLED, description 29SER_NUM, description 10, 13, 30, 32,

35, 38, 39, 43SET_DATE_TIME, description 46SIG_PACKAGE table 108SIG_PACKAGE_ID, description 10, 26SIG_PACKAGE_QUERY 75SIG_PACKAGE_VIEW 33SIG_SP_MAP table 122SIG_SP_MAP_QUERY 89SIG_STATUS, description 53SIMD_EXT_SUPP, description 29SMBIOS_DATA_QUERY 75SMBIOS_DATA_VIEW 33SMBIOS_SYS_DATA table 109SMTP_SERVER, description 50SOCKET_NAME, description 20SOLARIS_CPU_QUERY 76SOLARIS_CPU_VIEW 34Solaris_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90SP_SIG_VIEW 52SSL_ENABLE, description 47SSL_ON, description 45SSL2_ENABLE, description 48SSL3_ENABLE, description 48ST_PAGE, description 48STATE, description 51, 52, 53, 54STATUS_DATE, description 32STATUS_TIME, description 32STORAGE_DEV table 109STORAGE_DEV_QUERY 77STORAGE_DEV_VIEW 35STORAGE_TYPE, description 10, 13, 35,

38SUB_128MB_SUBSCRIPTIONS 90SUB_USERID, description 48SUPERSEDING_PTF, description 32SWARE_ACTIVATED, description 53SWARE_ATIME, description 53SWARE_DESC, description 10, 15, 19,

26, 33, 36, 37SWARE_FILENAME, description 52SWARE_FILESIZE, description 53SWARE_MATCH_CRC32 36SWARE_MATCH_MD5 36SWARE_MATCH_QUICK 37SWARE_NAME, description 15, 19, 26,

36, 37, 51, 52, 53SWARE_SIG table 110SWARE_SIG_ID, description 10, 26, 52SWARE_SIZE, description 15, 19, 26, 36,

37SWARE_SRC_HOST, description 53SWARE_SRC_PATH, description 53SWARE_SUBSCRIPTS table 122SWARE_TYPE, description 53SWARE_VERS, description 10, 15, 19,

26, 33, 36, 37, 51, 52, 53SWDIST_WEBUI_QUERY 90SWDISTDATA_QUERY 89SWDISTDATA_VIEW 53SYS_MANUFACTURER, description 34SYS_NAME, description 32

SYS_SER_NUM, description 12, 34, 47SYS_SOUND, description 46SYS_UUID, description 34SYS_VERS, description 34

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tables, historyinventory 113pervasive devices 119

TAPEDRV_QUERY 77TAPEDRV_VIEW 38text conventions xTGT_OS400_RELEASE, description 33TIME_DIRECTION, description 12TIME_FORMAT, description 45TIME_STAMP_COUNTER,

description 29Tivoli Customer Support xTivoli Resource Manager

See TRM tablesTME_ADMIN_ID, description 52, 53TME_BASE_SWARE_OID,

description 52TME_OBJECT_ID, description 10TME_OBJECT_LABEL, description 9, 10TME_SWARE_OID, description 52, 53TOTAL_INST_MEM, description 19TOTAL_PAGES, description 11TRM tables 123TRM_DISTRIBUTIONS table 123TRM_GROUPS table 123TRM_TYPES table 123TYPE, description 32, 52TZ_DAYLIGHT_NAME, description 12TZ_LOCALE, description 12, 47TZ_NAME, description 12TZ_SECONDS, description 12

UUNATTN_IPL_ACTION, description 32UNIX_SYS_PARAMS table 110UNIX_SYS_QUERY 78UNIX_SYS_VIEW 38UNMATCHED_FILES table 111UPTIME, description 38USB_DEV table 111USB_DEV_QUERY 78USB_DEV_VIEW 39USB_VERS, description 39USER_INIT, description 21USER_NAME, description 27USER_TABLE table 112


Vvariables, notation for xVENDOR_ID, description 39VID_BIOS_RELDATE, description 40VID_CARD table 112VID_CARD_BIOS, description 40VID_CARD_MODEL, description 40VID_CARD_QUERY 79VID_CARD_VIEW 40VID_CHIP_TYPE, description 40VID_COLORS, description 40VID_DAC_TYPE, description 40VID_HORIZNTL_RES, description 40VID_MEM, description 40VID_VERTICAL_RES, description 40views

default, list of 9historical inventory 40historical pervasive device 50inventory 9pervasive device 42software distribution 51

views, historicalinventory 41pervasive devices 50

VIRT_FREE_KB, description 11VIRT_MODE_EXT, description 28VIRT_TOTAL_KB, description 11

WWEBUI_SUB_VIEW 53WEEK_ST_DAY, description 46WIN_2000_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WIN_98_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WIN_ALL_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WIN_ME_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WIN_NT_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WIN_XP_SUBSCRIPTIONS 91WINCE_AGENT_QUERY 85WINCE_AGENT_VIEW 47WINCE_CFG table 117WINCE_CFG_QUERY 85WINCE_CFG_VIEW 48WINCE_FILE_QUERY 86WINCE_FILE_VIEW 48WINCE_NATIV_QUERY 86WINCE_NATIV_VIEW 49WINCE_NET_QUERY 86WINCE_NET_VIEW 49WORKGROUP_NAME, description 28

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Database Schema Reference