Event policies are based on the possible events arising on any DSM system, such as new assets or jobs, or modified jobs or policies. Each of these events has a predefined policy which cannot be deleted.
For some event areas, for instance, changed inventory values or installed software, custom policies can be created.
The Event Based folder consists of the following subfolders, which are empty by default. You can create new policies only for these types of policies.
You can recognize these folders by this icon: 
The predefined event based policies shown in the following list cannot be created, copied, pasted, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the assets link or unlink a job.
Evaluates whenever the asset jobs are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the assets are created, modified, change the file ID, change the asset DNA, or register relation.
Note: The Asset DNA changed policy implies that the attribute values for Asset Tag, System ID, and Serial No are used as unchangeable attributes that enable the administrator to identify a system. The policy finds the systems where one of the three attributes have been modified.
Evaluates whenever the collect tasks are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the file collection are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the inventory detection modules are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the inventory template modules are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the policies are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the queries are created, modified, or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the query results are created or deleted.
Evaluates whenever the software definitions are created, modified, or deleted.
Although, you cannot delete these policies, you can add actions to them.
Note: The following event based folders are not available at the enterprise manager. These events are neither supported by the enterprise manager nor replicated from the domain managers:
The context menu options available for these policies follow:
Enables or disables the policy. You cannot edit a disabled policy.
Opens the Policy Designer dialog to create a new policy.
Makes the policy name editable.
Opens the Object Permissions dialog.
Opens the Policy Designer dialog which displays the properties of the policy.
Some of these options can also be selected from the Tasks section.
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