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Event manager

The following tables deal with information related to creating and managing events.

    ALERT

    This table contains all the alerts that MVE supports.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    ID

    BIGINT

    The primary key

    NAME

    VARCHAR(255)

    The textual name of the alert. For example, “Supply Alert.”

    SEVERITY

    VARCHAR(255)

    For example, “ERROR.”

    CATEGORY

    VARCHAR(255)

    For example, “SUPPLIES.”

    ASSIGNED_EVENTS

    This table links events with their assigned Configuration Items.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    CI_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to CONFIG_ITEM.CI_ID.

    EVENT_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to EVENT.EVENT_ID.

    EVENT_REGISTRATION_STATE

    VARCHAR(255)

    The options are REGISTERED and NOT_REGISTERED.

    DESTINATION

    This table represents an action within the Event Manager module.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    ID

    BIGINT

    The primary key.

    DESTINATION_TYPE

    VARCHAR(31)

    The type of destination, currently either email or shell command. Depending on the type, not all columns apply.

    NAME

    VARCHAR(255)

    The user-supplied name of the destination.

    EMAIL_BODY

    VARCHAR(255)

    The email body text.

    EMAIL_CC

    VARCHAR(255)

    The email CC list.

    EMAIL_FROM

    VARCHAR(255)

    The email From text.

    EMAIL_SUBJECT

    VARCHAR(255)

    The email Subject text.

    EMAIL_TO

    VARCHAR(255)

    The email to text.

    COMMAND_PATH

    VARCHAR(255)

    The full path to the command.

    COMMAND_PARAMS

    VARCHAR(255)

    Any parameters to send to the command.

    DESCRIPTION

    VARCHAR(4000)

    An optional user description of the action.

    LAST_MODIFIED

    Timestamp

    The date of the last edit of the action.

    EVENT

    This table contains user-created events, which consist of a name, a description, and a collection of alerts to include.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    *This data type is required for Microsoft SQL Server.

    NAME

    VARCHAR(255)

    The user-supplied name of the event.

    DESCRIPTION

    VARCHAR(255)

    The user-supplied description of the event.

    EVENT_ID

    BIGINT

    The primary key.

    TRIGGER_DESTINATIONS

    VARCHAR(255)

    The trigger destinations of the event. The options are on_active_only and on_active_and_clear.

    GRACE_PERIOD_ENABLED

    SMALLINT/ TINYINT*

    The flag indicating whether a grace period is enabled.

    GRACE_PERIOD_MINUTES

    INTEGER

    The number of minutes for the grace period.

    LAST_MODIFIED

    TIMESTAMP

    The time of the last edit of the event.

    EVENT_ALERTS

    This table links an event to the collection of alerts it includes.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    EVENT_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to EVENT.EVENT_ID.

    ALERT_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to ALERT.ALERT_ID.

    EVENT_DESTINATIONS

    This table links an event to an associated action.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    EVENT_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to EVENT.EVENT_ID.

    DESTINATION_ID

    BIGINT

    The composite primary key. Refers to DESTINATION.DESTINATION_ID.

    PRINTER_EVENT_ACTIVE_CONDITIONS

    This table represents the active conditions or alerts for printers with events that trigger that condition or alert. Multiple conditions have their corresponding rows, all pointing to the same PRINTER_ID.

    Field nameData typeDescription

    ACTIVE_CONDITION_ID

    BIGINT

    The primary key.

    LOCATION

    VARCHAR(255)

    For example, “Tray 1.”

    MESSAGE

    VARCHAR(255)

    For example, “Tray Missing.”

    TYPE

    VARCHAR(255)

    For example, “Intervention Required.”

    CI_ID

    BIGINT

    Refers to CONFIG_ITEM.ID.

    DESTINATION_TASK_ID

    VARCHAR(80)

    The foreign key back to SYSTEM_LOG.TASK_ID.

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