A scope identifies a set of metrics/metric categories with a similar set of characteristics. A scope also identifies the analyses that can be performed on the metric instances within a scope. This is done through the link to usm_link_scope_layout and usm_analyze_function.
In r11, the analyze functions will be used to create analyses, and not layouts.
Scopes may be hierarchical, but in r11 they probably will not.
| Column Name | Column Datatype | Column Null Option | Column Comment |
| scope_id | integer | not null | Unique identity for the scope |
| level | integer | with null | The scope may be hierarchical. If so, the level tag identifies which level in the tree the scope is on. 0 means root. |
| parent_path | varchar(255) | with null | If the scope is hierarchical, this attribute specifies a
scope_id list separated by /. The list includes the
scope_id of the parent, but not itself.
A scope on the root level has a parent path of /. |
| label | nvarchar(100) | with null | The label of the scope. |
| label_bundle_key | varchar(50) | with null | A bundle key for the label. If the label is NULL, the
bundle key is used to create an language depentent text for
the scope.
label_bundle_keys will typically be used for out-of-the-box scopes. |
| analyze_function_id | integer | with null | Unique identifyer for the analyze function that this scope
supports.
A scope may only support one analyze function. |
| unit | nvarchar(20) | with null | The unit. |
Product Name: Unicenter Service Management
Table Type: Table
Relationships:
| Primary Key | Related Table | Related Column |
| scope_id | usm_link_scope_layout | scope_id |
| scope_id | usm_link_metric_scope | scope_id |
| scope_id | usm_analyze_job | scope_id |