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Creating CMDB Attributes Guide

This document provides instructions for creating attributes using the CMDB driver in three steps: 1. Start the CMDB driver by running the cmdbdriver executable located in the AtriumCoreinstall directory. 2. Initialize the driver using the "init" command and set the server and port using the "ssp" command. 3. Create an attribute using the "ca" command, specifying the class, attribute name, data type, and other properties.

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Creating CMDB Attributes Guide

This document provides instructions for creating attributes using the CMDB driver in three steps: 1. Start the CMDB driver by running the cmdbdriver executable located in the AtriumCoreinstall directory. 2. Initialize the driver using the "init" command and set the server and port using the "ssp" command. 3. Create an attribute using the "ca" command, specifying the class, attribute name, data type, and other properties.

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How to create attributes using CMDB driver ( Note - please use this as reference only as this is for display

only attribute , you may need to select appropriate options per requirement )
First, you need to start CMDBdriver. (<AtriumCoreinstall dir> \cmdb\server\bin)
PROMPT> cmdbdriver
...
Attribute
--------------get (ga)
set (sa)
create (ca)
getmult (gma)
createmult (cma)
setmult (sma)
delete (da)
...
Command: init
INITIALIZATION
CMDBInitialization results
ReturnCode: OK
Status List : 0 items

Command: log
Control record:
Authentication string () :
User name () : Demo
Password () :
Locale[.charSet] () :
TimeZone () :
Server () : localhost <=== Place your server here

Command: ssp <=== Use command if not on port mapper


SET SERVER PORT
The TCP port number of the server (0): 7500 <=== Place your port here
The RPC port number of the server (0):
CMDBSetServerPort results
ReturnCode: OK
Status List : 0 items
--> This is the command to create attribute (ca)
Command: ca
CREATE ATTRIBUTE
Class Name
Namespace (): [Link]
Class name (): BMC_Monitor
Attribute Name (): TestAJ
Attribute Id ():
Datatype Null/Int/Real/Char/Diary/Enum/Time/Decimal/Attach/Currency/Date/TimeOfDay/AttachPool
(0, 2-7, 10-14, 37) (0): 4
AR Field Id (0):
Entry Mode: (Required/Optional/Display-Only) (1-2,4) (1): 4
Maximum length (128):
If is a list, specify list format ():
Menu style - Append or Overwrite (1 or 2) (1):
Character menu ():
Pattern ():
Match operation - Anywhere, Leading match, or Equal (1 - 3) (2):
Have default value? (T): f
Getting Characteristics for this attribute
Number of Characteristics (0):
Getting Custom Characteristics for this attribute
Number of Characteristics (0):
CMDBCreateAttribute results
ReturnCode: OK
Status List : 0 items

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