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Define Statuses for Your Groups

Each group you create can be in a variety of statuses.

To define most of these statuses, edit the status definitions table SSM_GROUP_STDEF.

The following describes the SSM_GROUP_STDEF table columns:

D_STATUS

The name of the status.

Type: CHAR(18)

Primary Key: Yes

D_GROUP

The name of the group to which the status belongs.

Type: CHAR(18)

Primary Key: Yes

D_PRIORITY

The priority of this status, a value from 1 (highest priority) to 231 -1 (lowest priority).

Type: INTEGER

Primary Key: No

D_COLOR

The color to use when displaying the status text. Possible colors are:

You can abbreviate the color names, using only the first character of each name.

Type: CHAR(9)

Primary Key: No

D_HIGHLIGHT

The type of highlighting to be used (if your terminal allows highlighting) when displaying the status text. You may specify only one of the following possible types of highlighting:

Type: CHAR(10)

Primary Key: No

D_TEXT

The text that the Group Manager displays when a resource or a group is in this status.

Type: CHAR(120)

Primary Key: No