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Truncate
—Truncate the attribute.
Attribute Settings
You can create new attribute schemas. See Attribute Editor Panels below for information about
different datatypes’ fields. Once you create a set of attributes, they remain available for re-use as a
schema, or collection of attributes. To identify schemas, enter the following fields:
Label
—A unique, mandatory identifier for the collection of attributes.
Description
—A text description of the entity.
Click
New
to create or select an attribute in the displayed tree and click
Edit
to open an editor
where you can create or modify attributes. Select an attribute and click
Remove
to delete it from
the list.
Attribute Editor Panels
The following panels appears, depending on the attribute type selected from the pick list. The
fields in the editor depend on this selection. Available types include
Boolean, Coded Value, Date,
Decimal, IP Address, Integer, Long, Inventory Reference,
and
String.
The following fields appear
for each of these types (omitting redundant fields):
NOTE:
Configure the data type of an attribute before you save a task. After attributes are in Scripts, you cannot
change the data type.
Boolean
Default Value
—Check for
True
.
Coded Value
Default Coded Value
—Enter the default coded value. If an attribute a Coded Value then enter
valid values in the format of NUMBER:Display Label. For example:
10:Hello World
20:Hello Moon
Without this pattern a validation error appears. Coded values become a Drop Down (Combo
Selection) at runtime containing the Display labels within it (like Hello World, Hello Moon).
Selecting one gives the script the numeric value (If users select Hello World, the value the
script gets is 10)
The default appears by default in this list of alternatives. Enter any other alternatives below
this field in the
Valid Values
.
Valid Values
—Enter a valid value in the line above the table of valid values, then click the green +
to add the value entered to the list. Click the
Remove
icon (the red -) to delete a selected
value. These must be formatted like the
Default Coded Value.
Summary of Contents for OpenManage Network Manager
Page 1: ...Dell OpenManage Network Manager version 5 1 Web Client Guide ...
Page 14: ...14 A Note About Performance Preface ...
Page 98: ...98 Schedules Portal Conventions ...
Page 142: ...142 Vendors Key Portlets ...
Page 232: ...232 File Management File Servers ...
Page 242: ...242 Deploy Configuration ...
Page 290: ...290 Key Metric Editor Monitoring Metrics This panel s display depends on the selected device ...
Page 340: ...340 ...
Page 374: ...374 Adaptive CLI Records Archiving Policy Actions and Adaptive CLI ...
Page 380: ...380 Glossary ...
Page 388: ...388 388 Index ...
