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Repository Views

The Enterprise Manger Configuration Assistant creates repository views whenever a new repository is created. These views are created on top of the repository tables. They enable users to view information from the repository without the danger of manipulating data the wrong way.

Administrator Views

SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS

This view shows a list of all administrators which have been defined on the machines. Information will be useful to system administrators.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that you can change these values into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active. These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of defined database administrator that is used throughout the repository
SUPERUSER	Shows whether the database administrator is a superuser. Possible values: 1 (YES) and 0 (NO)
JOB_SYSTEM	Shows whether the database administrator can access the JOB system. Possible values: 1 (YES) and 0 (NO)
EVENT_SYSTEM	Shows whether the database administrator can access the EVENT system. Possible values: 1 (YES) and 0 (NO)

SMP_VIEW_ADMIN_CREDENTIALS

List of all the preferred credentials defined per administrator. Every target known in the navigator will have an entry in this view for each administrator who has setup preferred credentials for this target. This view is of interest for system administration.

Columns	Descriptions
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of defined database administrator used throughout the repository
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target. The target name uniquely identifies the target. Several targets can exist with the same name, each with a different type.The column TARGET_NAME links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the target
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.

SMP_VIEW_ADMIN_SETUP

This view shows the notification setup per administrator. This information is important to system administrators.

Columns	Descriptions
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of defined database administrator that is used throughout the repository. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view
EMAIL_ADDRESS	Email address defined for this administrator
EMAIL_TITLE	Title of the email message
PAGING_SERVICE	Name of the paging service to use for this administrator
PAGING_PIN	Paging pin code to use for this administrator

Service Views

SMP_VIEW_AGENTS

Shows topology information/details of all discovered Intelligent Agents on nodes in the Navigator. Manually added nodes are not included in this view.

Columns	Descriptions
NODE_NAME	Name of the node. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
AGENT_ALIAS	Name of the machine as recognized by the Agent
LAST_CHECKED	The last time and date this node was checked by the Management Server to see if it is reachable.
AGENT_TIMEZONE	Offset in hours This value can be subtracted from the all times reported by this Intelligent Agent.
AGENT_STATUS	Current status of the Intelligent Agent. Possible values: 1 (UP) and 0 (DOWN)
AGENT_STATE	Current condition of the Intelligent Agent. Possible values: 1 (GOOD) and 0 (BAD)
OMS_MACHINE	Name of the Management Server machine servicing this node This field is NULL if this is a manually added node. This name is the canonical name of the Management Server machine. The OMS_MACHINE column links with OMS_MACHINE from the SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES view.
SEVERITY	Aggregated alert severity of this target: 0 - No events registered against this target 15 - All events are clear 20 - One or more events are in Warning state 25 - One or more events are in Alert state 115 - Agent down, previous state was Clear 120 - Agent down, previous state was Warning 125 - Agent down, previous state was Alert

SMP_VIEW_TARGETS

Shows topology information, a list of all targets managed by Intelligent Agents, which potential targets are present in the repository for jobs and events. This view is a subset of the V$SMP_NODE_SERVICES view and contains only these targets which have an Intelligent Agent running on the node. Manually added targets will not show up in this view.

Columns	Descriptions
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target. The TARGET_NAME combination uniquely identifies the target. Several targets can exist with the same name, each with a different type. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type identifier of this target. The type is the type returned by the Intelligent Agent. Only two manually added target types are possible: Nodes (oracle_sysman_node) Databases (oracle_sysman_database)
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
NODE_NAME	Name of node on which this target runs. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
USERDATA	Parameters on how to contact this target
SEVERITY	Aggregated alert severity of this target. 0 - No events registered against this target 15 - All events are clear 20 - One or more events are in Warning state 25 - One or more events are in Alert state 115 - Agent down

SMP_VIEW_TARGET_PROPERTIES

Shows topology information, listing all the properties the Intelligent Agent has reported for this target. Only 8.1.7 or higher Agents will transmit target properties during discovery. Manually added nodes will never appear in this list, since they cannot have properties send over by the Intelligent Agent.

Columns	Descriptions
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target. The TARGET_NAME combination uniquely identifies the target.Several targets can exist with the same name, each with a different type. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type identifier of this target. The type is the type returned by the Intelligent Agent.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
NAME	Name of the property
VALUE	Value of the property

SMP_VIEW_NODES

Shows Topology Information, list of all known nodes in the repository. Both manually added nodes as well as nodes managed by an Agent (nodes defined in the navigator) will be represented in this view. For each node, the current state of the Intelligent Agent running on the node will be reported.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
NODE_NAME	Name of the node. The NODE_NAME field is the name of the node defined in the navigator. The same name will also appear in the target list as target type, oracle_sysman_node.
DISCOVERY	Shows whether the node is discovered or manually added. Possible values: 1 (AUTOMATIC) and 0 (MANUAL) For all nodes with an operational Intelligent Agent, the DISCOVERY will be set to 1, the OMS_MACHINE and LAST_CHECKED fields will contain a value. For all manually added nodes, the fields DISCOVERY and AGENT_STATUS will be set to 0, and the fields OMS_MACHINE and LAST_CHECKED will be set to NULL.
LAST_CHECKED	The last time and date this node was checked by the Management Server to see if it is reachable.
AGENT_STATUS	Current status of the Intelligent Agent. Possible values: 1 (UP) and 0 (DOWN)
OMS_MACHINE	Name of the Management Server machine servicing this node. This field is NULL if this is a manually added node. This name is the canonical name of the Management Server machine. The OMS_MACHINE column links with OMS_MACHINE from the SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES view.

SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES

Shows topology information which lists all targets present in the repository. Both manually added as well as targets managed by an Intelligent Agent will be represented in this view.

Columns	Descriptions
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target. The TARGET_NAME combination uniquely identifies the target. Several targets can exist with the same name, each with a different type.
TARGET_TYPE	Type identifier of this target. The type is the type returned by the Intelligent Agent.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
NODE_NAME	Name of node on which this target runs. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
USERDATA	Parameters on how to contact this target

Group Views

SMP_VIEW_GROUPS

A System Administration view which lists all groups defined in the repository (Which groups are defined in the navigator).

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
GROUP_NAME	Name of the group
DESCRIPTION	User description of this group
BACKGROUND_IMAGE	Image to use as a background for this group. This is a physical path location to a file on the disc.
ICON_SIZE	Size of the icons. Boolean field: 0 (SMALL) or 1 (LARGE)

SMP_VIEW_GROUP_SERVICES

A System Administration view which lists all targets in a group, showing which targets are placed into which group. This view contains only the targets defined in the group at that level

Columns	Descriptions
GROUP_NAME	Name of the group. The GROUP_NAME column links with GROUP_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_GROUPS view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the targets put in this group and if the target is nested in another group (Nested groups) The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target The type can be any of the registered types within the navigator. Since a group can be a target in another group
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.

SMP_VIEW_ALL_GROUP_ALL_SERVICES

A System Administration view which lists all targets in a group, recursively. If a group has a group as its member, all targets of the member group will be shown as well. The member groups themselves will not show up in the view as targets of the group.

Columns	Descriptions
GROUP_NAME	Name of the group. The GROUP_NAME column links with GROUP_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_GROUPS view.
MEMBER_NAME	Name of the member group. A group is also considered to be a member of itself The MEMBER_NAME column links with GROUP_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_GROUPS view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the targets put in this group. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target The type can be any of the registered types within the navigator.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.

SMP_VIEW_TOP_GROUPS

Lists all views which are not part of other groups and have targets in them.

Columns	Descriptions
GROUP_NAME	Logical name of the group
GROUP_OWNER	Administrator who created this group
DESCRIPTION	Description of the group
BACKGROUND_IMAGE	Background image used in the console
ICON_SIZE	Size of icons. Boolean field: 0 (SMALL) or 1 (LARGE)

Operational System Metrics

SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES

An operational data view which lists all Management Servers currently connected to and working with the repository.

Columns	Descriptions
OMS_MACHINE	Name of the machine
LAST_CHECKED	Timestamp of the last heartbeat of this Management Server, using the timezone of the Management Server machine.

SMP_VIEW_SESSIONS

An operational data view which lists all administrators logged on to this repository.

Columns	Descriptions
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of database administrator currently connected. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
OMS_MACHINE	Name of Management Server machine the database administrator requested to login to. This name is the canonical name of the Management Server machine. The OMS_MACHINE column links with OMS_MACHINE from the SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES view.
LOGIN_TIME	Time the administrator logged in on the Management Server machine

Columns

Descriptions

ADMINISTRATOR_NAME

Name of database administrator currently connected. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.

OMS_MACHINE

Name of Management Server machine the database administrator requested to login to.

This name is the canonical name of the Management Server machine.

The OMS_MACHINE column links with OMS_MACHINE from the SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES view.

LOGIN_TIME

Time the administrator logged in on the Management Server machine

SMP_VIEW_NOTIFICATION_QUEUE

A view for diagnostics and debugging. It lists all the pending notifications still in the queue. The contents of this view will constantly change. If there are records in this view, the Management Server(s) do not have sufficient time to complete the work

Columns	Descriptions
SEQUENCE_NUM	Internal number to process the notifications. Since the Management Server processes the notifications sorted on SEQUENCE_NUM, this may give an estimate of what is to be processed and when.
SUBSYSTEM	The subsystem who has generated this operation. Can be: VdeEvent - Events VdjJob - Jobs VdmNotificationManager - Notifications
NOTIFICATION_TYPE	The type of notification for the subsystem
NODE_NAME	Name of the node responsible for this operation. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target responsible for this operation. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator involved. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
TIMESTAMP	Time the notification was received

SMP_VIEW_NOTIFICATION_HISTORY

A diagnostics and debugging view which lists all the processed notifications. The notification history can be cleaned. The information in this view is only a snapshot of what is still in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
OBJECT_TYPE	The subsystem type who generated this notification Currently the notification types are: EVENT - Event subsystem JOB - Job subsystem
OBJECT_ID	The ID of the object within the sub-system. Events - EVENT_ID Jobs - JOB_ID The OBJECT_ID column links with either JOB_ID in the SMP_VIEW_JOBS view, or EVENT_ID in the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view, depending on the value of OBJECT_TYPE.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target responsible for this notification. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator involved. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
METHOD	Notification method. Currently these methods are defined: Email - SMTP Paging - Paging Server
TIMESTAMP	Time the notification was send
STATUS	Shows whether the notification was sent successfully Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
OBJECT_STATUS	Status of the object

SMP_VIEW_OPERATION_QUEUE

A diagnostics and debugging view which lists all the pending operations still in the queue. The content of this view will constantly change. If there are records in this view, the Management Servers do not have sufficient time to complete the work

Columns	Descriptions
OBJECT_ID	The ID of either a job or event
SUBSYSTEM	The subsystem who has generated this operation. Can be: VdeEvent - Events VdjJob - Jobs VdmNotificationManager - Notifications
OPERATION_TYPE	The type of operation for the subsystem
NODE_NAME	Name of the node responsible for this operation. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target responsible for this operation. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator involved. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
OMS_MACHINE	Management Server currently working on this operation. Value will be NULL if not yet allocated The OMS_MACHINE column links with OMS_MACHINE from the SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES view.

Job Definition Views

SMP_VIEW_JOBS

A view of the Job Subsystem which lists all jobs present in the repository:

Which jobs are defined in the system.
Jobs can either be ad-hoc or defined in the library

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
JOB_ID	ID of this job. The JOB_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a job can be submitted at different times, and because the same job can be created more than once, the JOB_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify a job in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain job information must use the JOB_ID identifier.
JOB_NAME	Name of the group. JOB_NAME contains the name of the job as entered by the administrator.This name is not unique and can appear several times for different jobs.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator owning this job. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
DESCRIPTION	Description of the job
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the targeted service. A job is always designed to run against a specific set of target targets. This job type is represented by the TARGET_TYPE field which basically determines which different job tasks are possible for this job.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
FIXIT_JOB	Shows whether it is a fixit job Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
LIBRARY_JOB	Shows whether it is a job defined only in the library Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
INTERVAL_JOB	Shows whether it is a job to be executed in an interval Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
MODIFIED_BY	Name of the administrator who last modified this job. The MODIFIED_BY column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
MODIFIED_DATE	Time and date this job was last modified. The value of the MODIFIED_DATE field is specified in the time zone of the administrator who has modified it. When the job is created, the first set of modification information is always the owner of the job and the creation date.

SMP_VIEW_JOB_EXECUTIONS

A view of the Job Subsystem which shows the status of each execution of a job. Only the end result of each execution is given in each view.

Columns	Descriptions
JOB_ID	ID of this job. The JOB_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a job can be submitted at different times, and because the same job can be created more than once, the job_name is not enough to uniquely identify an job in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain job information must use the JOB_ID identifier. The JOB_ID column links with JOB_ID of the SMP_VIEW_JOBS view.
JOB_NAME	Name of the job. JOB_NAME contains the name of the job as entered by the administrator. This name is not unique and can appear several times for different jobs.
NODE_NAME	Name of the node on which this job is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Target this job is scheduled/submitted for. The TARGET_NAME combination uniquely identifies the target this job was meant for. Several targets can be present for any particular job. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the targeted service
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator who owns this job. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
EXEC_NUM	The execution number. The EXEC_NUM field represents the number of times the job was actually scheduled against a particular target. For each time the job gets to status SCHEDULED, this number is increased by 1. For the SUBMITTED state, the EXEC_NUM value will always be 0, as the Intelligent Agent has not responded for this job yet.
TIMESTAMP	Time the action was recorded. The timestamp is the time of the job occurrence on the Intelligent Agent side.
STATUS	Status of the job notification 1 - Submitted - The Management Server has submitted the request to the Intelligent Agent and is waiting for a confirmation 2 - Scheduled - The Intelligent Agent has responded to the submit request and is now waiting till the actual execution time for the job to get executed 4 - Running - The job has been started 9 - Completed - The job terminated successfully (with an exit code of zero 0) 11 - Failed - The job failed. The exit code was non-zero 13 - Pending delete - An administrator requested a delete of a scheduled job. Waiting on Intelligent Agent confirmation 14 - Deleted - The Intelligent Agent has confirmed the delete of the job The status 0 can never appear in this view as library jobs have no active status and do not interact with the Intelligent Agent. Also, status 15 cannot appear in this view as this is also not an active status of a job.

SMP_VIEW_JOB_HISTORY

A Job Subsystem view which shows the history of all the job executions. It is only a snapshot of the available information since the job history can be cleanup up and jobs can get manually deleted. It presents information about when and how the job was executed and an overview of the job at this time.

Columns	Descriptions
JOB_ID	ID of this job. The JOB_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a job can be submitted at different times, and because the same job can be created more than once, the job_name is not enough to uniquely identify an job in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain job information must use the JOB_ID identifier. The JOB_ID column links with JOB_ID of the SMP_VIEW_JOBS view.
JOB_NAME	Name of the job. JOB_NAME contains the name of the job as entered by the administrator. This name is not unique and can appear several times for different jobs.
TARGET_NAME	Target this job is scheduled/submitted for. The TARGET_NAME combination uniquely identifies the target this job was meant for. Several targets can be present for any particular job. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME of the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the targeted service
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
EXEC_NUM	The execution number. The EXEC_NUM field represents the number of times the job was actually scheduled against a particular target. For each time the job gets to status SCHEDULED, this number is increased by 1. For the SUBMITTED state, the EXEC_NUM value will always be 0 as the Intelligent Agent has not responded for this job yet.
TIMESTAMP	Time the action was recorded. The timestamp is the time of the job occurrence on the Intelligent Agent side.
STATUS	Status of the job notification 1 - Submitted - The Management Server has submitted the request to the Intelligent Agent, and is waiting for a confirmation 2 - Scheduled - The Intelligent Agent has responded to the submit request, and is now waiting till the actual execution time for the job to get executed 4 - Running - The job has been started 9 - Completed - The job terminated successfully (with an exit code of zero 0) 11 - Failed - The job failed. The exit code was non-zero 13 - Pending delete - An administrator requested a delete of a scheduled job. Waiting on Intelligent Agent confirmation 14 - Deleted - The Intelligent Agent has confirmed the delete of the job

SMP_VIEW_JOB_STATUS

A job subsystem view which shows the current status of all active jobs. One line will appear in this view for each target this job is submitted against. For library jobs, the NODE_NAME field is NULL, and the STATUS and EXEC_NUM fields are forced to 0 since no actual executions have taken place. Only active jobs are represented in this view.

Columns	Descriptions
JOB_ID	ID of this job. The JOB_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a job can be submitted at different times, and because the same job can be created more than once, the job_name is not enough to uniquely identify an job in the repository.Therefore, all queries used to obtain job information must use the JOB_ID identifier. The JOB_ID column links with JOB_ID in the SMP_VIEW_JOBS view.
JOB_NAME	Name of the job. JOB_NAME contains the name of the job as entered by the administrator.This name is not unique and can appear several times for different jobs.
NODE_NAME	Name of the node on which this job is running The name of the node will be NULL for library jobs The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	The target this job is scheduled/submitted for. The TARGET_NAME, TARGET_TYPE combination uniquely identifies the target this job was meant for.Several targets can be present for any particular job. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the targeted service
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator who owns this job. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
EXEC_NUM	The execution number. The EXEC_NUM field represents the number of times the job was actually scheduled against a particular target. For each time the job gets to status SCHEDULED, this number is increased by 1. For the SUBMITTED state, as well as library jobs, the EXEC_NUM value will always be 0, as the Intelligent Agent has not responded for this job yet.
TIMESTAMP	Time the job notification was recorded
STATUS	Status of the job: 1 - Submitted - The Management Server has submitted the request to the Intelligent Agent and is waiting for a confirmation 2 - Scheduled - The Intelligent Agent has responded to the submit request, and is now waiting till the actual execution time for the job to get executed 4 - Running - The job has been started 9 - Completed - The job terminated successfully (with an exit code of zero 0) 11 - Failed - The job failed. The exit code was non-zero 13 - Pending delete - An administrator requested a delete of a scheduled job. Waiting on Intelligent Agent confirmation 14 - Deleted - The Intelligent Agent has confirmed the delete of the job 15 - Expired - The finish time for an internal job has passed

SMP_VIEW_AGENT_JOBS

View of job subsystem with overview of all active jobs with the Intelligent Agent specific information.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
JOB_ID	ID of this job. The JOB_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a job can be submitted at different times, and because the same job can be created more than once, the job_name is not enough to uniquely identify an job in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain job information must use the JOB_ID identifier.
AGENT_ID	ID attributed by the Intelligent Agent for this job. The AGENT_ID is the unique Intelligent Agent ID for this job. This ID is unique for this Intelligent Agent, although others Intelligent Agents can attribute the same ID to a job or event.
JOB_NAME	Name of the group. JOB_NAME contains the name of the job as entered by the administrator. This name is not unique, and can appear several times for different jobs.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator owning this job. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
DESCRIPTION	Description of the job
NODE_NAME	Node on which this job is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the targeted service. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of the targeted service. A job is always designed to run against a specific set of target targets. This job type is represented by the TARGET_TYPE field, which basically determines which different job tasks are possible for this job.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
FIXIT_JOB	Shows whether it is a fixit job Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
INTERVAL_JOB	Shows whether the job is to be executed in an interval Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
EXEC_NUM	The execution number. The EXEC_NUM field represents the number of times the job was actually scheduled against a particular target. For each time the job gets to status SCHEDULED, this number is increased by 1. For the SUBMITTED state, the EXEC_NUM value will always be 0, as the Intelligent Agent has not responded for this job yet.
MODIFIED_BY	Name of the administrator who last modified this job. The MODIFIED_BY column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
MODIFIED_DATE	Time and date this job was last modified. The value of the MODIFIED_DATE field is specified in the timezone of the administrator who has modified it. When the jobs is created, the first set of modification information is always the owner of the job and the creation date.
STATUS	Status of the job condition 1 - Submitted 2 - Scheduled 4 - Running 9 - Completed successfully 11 - Job failed 13 - Pending delete 14 - Job deleted 15 - Job expired
STARTED	Time and date the job started
FINISHED	Time and date the job finished
NEXT_EXEC	Time and date for the next execution. Only valuable for interval jobs
AGENT_STATUS	Shows whether an Intelligent Agent is currently running Boolean field: 0 (DOWN) or 1 (UP)

Event Definition Views

SMP_VIEW_EVENTS

A view of the Event Subsystem which lists all events defined in the repository, only 1 line for each event defined in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
EVENT_ID	Uniquely distinguishes events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier. The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.
EVENT_NAME	Name of this event
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator who created this event. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
DESCRIPTION	Description of the event
NODE_NAME	Node on which this event is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target this event is meant for
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
LIBRARY_EVENT	Shows whether an event is saved in the event library Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
FIXIT_JOB_ID	ID of the fixit job to execute when this event triggers Value is ZERO (0) if no fixit associated with this event.
UNSOLICITED	Shows whether it is a 3rd party event Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
SNMP_TRAP	Shows whether an SNMP trap is sent when event triggers Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_HISTORY

View of event subsystem with historical overview of all event occurrences currently in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
EVENT_ID	Needed to uniquely distinguish events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier. The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.
EVENT_NAME	Name of this event.
OCCURRENCE_ID	Sequence number of event occurrences. These numbers are not necessarily consecutive
NODE_NAME	Name of the node on which this event is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target that caused the event to trigger. An event is always registered against a specific set of target services. This event type is represented by the TARGET_TYPE field, which basically determines which different event tests are possible for this event. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target this event is meant for
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
OWNER	Administrator who is currently assigned to check this occurrence. The OWNER column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
TIMESTAMP	Date/Time this occurrence happened
MESSAGE	Specific occurrence text
AGENT_STATUS	Current status of the Intelligent Agent Boolean field: 0 (DOWN) or 1 (UP)
SEVERITY	Current severity level of this occurrence
ACTIVE	Shows whether this event occurrence is still outstanding in the console Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_TEST_HISTORY

View of event subsystem with historic overview of the notifications of all tests per events present in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
EVENT_ID	Needed to uniquely distinguish events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier. The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.
EVENT_NAME	Name of this event
TEST_ID	Needed to uniquely distinguish this test from other tests within the event
EVENT_TEST	Name of the test within the event
OCCURRENCE_ID	Sequence number of event occurrences. These numbers are not necessarily consecutive
NODE_NAME	Name of the node on which this event is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target that caused the event to trigger. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target this event is meant for. An event is always registered against a specific set of target targets. This event type is represented by the TARGET_TYPE field, which basically determines which different event tests are possible for this event.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
OWNER	Administrator who is currently assigned to check this occurrence. The OWNER column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
TIMESTAMP	Date/Time this occurrence happened
MESSAGE	Specific occurrence text
EVENT_SEVERITY	Overall severity level of the event
TEST_SEVERITY	Severity level of the test within the event
ACTIVE	Shows whether this event occurrence is still outstanding in the console. Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_STATUS

View of Event Subsystem showing current status of all events present in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
EVENT_ID	Needed to uniquely distinguish events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier. The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.
EVENT_NAME	Name of this event
NODE_NAME	Name of the node on which this event is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target that caused the event to trigger. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target this event is meant for An event is always registered against a specific set of target targets. This event type is represented by the TARGET_TYPE field, which basically determines which different event tests are possible for this event.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator who owns this event. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
TIMESTAMP	Date/Time this occurrence happened
EVENT_STATUS	Current status of this event 204: Pending registration 205: Registered 206: Registration failed 207: Pending deregistration 208: Deregistered
AGENT_STATUS	Current status of the Intelligent Agent Boolean field: 0 (DOWN) or 1 (UP) If the Intelligent Agent is DOWN or BAD, this boolean field will be marked as DOWN
SEVERITY	Current severity level of this event 15 - clear 20 - warning 25 - alert

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_TESTS

View of event subsystem with list of all tests defined per event.

Columns

Descriptions

EVENT_ID

Needed to uniquely distinguish events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job.

Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository.

Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier.

The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.

EVENT_NAME

Name of this event

EVENT_TEST

Internal name of the event test

SMP_VIEW_AGENT_EVENTS

View of Event Subsystem showing Intelligent Agent specific information about all registered events.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
EVENT_ID	Needed to uniquely distinguish events from each other. The EVENT_ID is an unique identifier for this job. Since a event can be registered and de-registered at different times, and because the same event can be registered against more than one target, the EVENT_NAME is not enough to uniquely identify an event in the repository. Therefore, all queries used to obtain event information must use the EVENT_ID identifier. The EVENT_ID column links with EVENT_ID from the SMP_VIEW_EVENTS view.
AGENT_ID	ID attributed by the Intelligent Agent for this event.
EVENT_NAME	Name of this event
EVENT_TEST	Specific test the Intelligent Agent has to evaluate
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator who created this event. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
DESCRIPTION	Description of the event
NODE_NAME	Node on which this event is running. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target this event is meant for. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME in the SMP_VIEW_TARGETS view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type of target this event is meant for
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
FIXIT_JOB_ID	ID of the fixit job to execute when this event triggers Value is ZERO (0) if no fixit associated with this event.
UNSOLICITED	Shows whether this is a 3rd party event Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
SNMP_TRAP	Shows whether to send an SNMP trap when event triggers Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
SEVERITY	Current severity level of this event 15 - clear 20 - warning 25 - alert
AGENT_STATUS	Shows whether the Intelligent Agent is currently running Boolean field: 0 (DOWN) or 1 (UP)

Capacity Planner and Data Gatherer Collections

SMP_VIEW_COLLECTIONS

Capacity Planner view showing list of defined Capacity Planner collections in the repository.

The boolean values are represented as a numerical value so that these values can change into a string appropriate for the Globalization Support settings which are currently active.

These values can then be decoded into proper localized values when the report is run

Columns	Descriptions
DG_NAME	Name of node on which the Data Gatherer is running which is collecting the information.
NODE_NAME	Name of node on which this collection runs. The NODE_NAME column links with NODE_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODES view.
TARGET_NAME	Name of the target for which this collection is defined. The TARGET_NAME column links with TARGET_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES view.
TARGET_TYPE	Type identifier of this target.
TARGET_NLS_TYPE	Type string used for globalization support of the reports.
ADMINISTRATOR_NAME	Name of the administrator owning this collection. The ADMINISTRATOR_NAME column links with ADMINISTRATOR_NAME from the SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS view.
ACTIVE	Shows whether the collection is still active Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)
LOCAL	Shows whether the collection is stored locally in the repository Boolean field: 0 (NO) or 1 (YES)

D Repository Views

Administrator Views

SMP_VIEW_ADMINISTRATORS

SMP_VIEW_ADMIN_CREDENTIALS

SMP_VIEW_ADMIN_SETUP

Service Views

SMP_VIEW_AGENTS

SMP_VIEW_TARGETS

SMP_VIEW_TARGET_PROPERTIES

SMP_VIEW_NODES

SMP_VIEW_NODE_SERVICES

Group Views

SMP_VIEW_GROUPS

SMP_VIEW_GROUP_SERVICES

SMP_VIEW_ALL_GROUP_ALL_SERVICES

SMP_VIEW_TOP_GROUPS

Operational System Metrics

SMP_VIEW_OMS_MACHINES

SMP_VIEW_SESSIONS

SMP_VIEW_NOTIFICATION_QUEUE

SMP_VIEW_NOTIFICATION_HISTORY

SMP_VIEW_OPERATION_QUEUE

Job Definition Views

SMP_VIEW_JOBS

SMP_VIEW_JOB_EXECUTIONS

SMP_VIEW_JOB_HISTORY

SMP_VIEW_JOB_STATUS

SMP_VIEW_AGENT_JOBS

Event Definition Views

SMP_VIEW_EVENTS

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_HISTORY

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_TEST_HISTORY

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_STATUS

SMP_VIEW_EVENT_TESTS

SMP_VIEW_AGENT_EVENTS

Capacity Planner and Data Gatherer Collections

SMP_VIEW_COLLECTIONS

D
Repository Views