Example Tab queries

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Example Tab queries

 

This section give some examples of tab queries.

These are customized queries that appears in existing (other) IMS forms.

 

Query in node form

 

Query settings:

 

AddToTab:

NODEFYSICAL

 

SQLCHECK:

SELECT 1 FROM NODENAME WHERE MANAGEMENTSYS = 'CISCO MPLS' AND ID = #[#NODENAME#]# 

AND TYPE <> 'VRF'

 

The SQL check is used to perform a more simple query, so that IMS quickly can determine whether the

query tab will be visible or not.

This to avoid to run a complex (slow!) query when opening the form.

 

In this example MANAGEMENTSYS = 'CISCO MPLS' makes that the query tab is only presented when the

node belongs to the Cisco MPLS management system

 

The ID = #[#NODENAME#]# is added to only link the opened node in IMS Node form to the query tab.

 

 

SQL Query:

SELECT distinct intd.ims_portname port , intd.status admin_status ,

intd.line_protocole line_protocole_status , intd.MTU , intd.BW , intd.description

 FROM IF_CISCO_MPLS.CISVW_INTERFACE_DETAILS intd

 JOIN IF_CISCO_MPLS.CISVW_COMMON_REF_RAW_DATA crrd

 ON crrd.NODEOBJECT_REFID = intd.NODE_ID

 JOIN NODENAME nn ON crrd.hostname = nn.nodename AND nn.managementsys = 'CISCO MPLS'

 WHERE nn.id = #[#NODENAME#]#

   AND NOT ( intd.description is null and intd.ip is null )

   AND regexp_replace( intd.ims_portname, '[0-9/.]' ) NOT IN ( 'LO' , 'BVI' , 'BE' , 'PC' , 'VI')

 ORDER by port

 

 

This example query read some additional information from external database schema to present in IMS

Node form.

 

 

The nn.id = #[#NODENAME#]# is added to only show the node information related to the opened node in

the IMS Node Form.

 

In this example nn.managementsys = 'CISCO MPLS' makes that the query data is only presented when the

node belongs to the Cisco MPLS management system.

 

 

 

Query in circuit form

 

Query settings:

 

AddToTab:

CIRCUITDETAILSTAB

 

SQLCHECK:

SELECT 1 FROM CIRCUITS WHERE CIRCUITID=#[#CIRCUITS#]#

 

The SQL check is used to perform a more simple query, so that IMS quickly can determine whether the

query tab will be visible or not.

This to avoid to run a complex (slow!) query when opening the form.

 

 

The CIRCUITID=#[#CIRCUITS#]# is added to only link the opened circuit in IMS Circuit form to the query tab.

 

 

SQL Query:

SELECT  SUBSTR(SEQNRS,2,LENGTH(SEQNRS)) seq_nr, CIRCUITNAME,SPEED,

    SUBSTR(REVERSE(TIJDSLOTEN2),1,LENGTH(TIJDSLOTEN2)-1) channels ,

    F.SEQNR , EQUIPMENTNAME,f.shelfname,f.cardport, N.TYPE,

    E.KINDOFFEQUIPMENT equipmentkind, sort_code

 

    FROM CIRCUITS C , FYSICAL F, NODENAME N, EQUIPMENTKIND E,

             (SELECT  CARRIER  ,    

              SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(TO_CHAR( SEQNR,'0000000' )  ,'/') SORT_code,

             SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(REVERSE(DECODE (TIMESLOTFROM   ,TIMESLOTTO,

             TO_CHAR(TIMESLOTFROM) , '(' || TIMESLOTFROM || '-' || TIMESLOTTO ||  ')'  )) ,'/')  TIJDSLOTEN2

              , SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(TO_CHAR(SEQNR) ,'/')  SEQNRS

             FROM CARRIERS CAR

             START WITH CAR.CIRCUITID=#[#circuits#]#

             CONNECT BY NOCYCLE CAR.CIRCUITID=PRIOR CAR.CARRIER AND CAR.CARRIER>0

AND NOT EXISTS( SELECT 1 FROM CIRCUITS WHERE CIRCUITID=CAR.CARRIER AND SPEED ='CBL1')

   )  DRAGERS

    WHERE C.CIRCUITID = DRAGERS.CARRIER

    AND C.CIRCUITID=F.CIRCUITID(+)

    AND F.EQUIPMENTNAME=N.NODENAME(+)

    AND N.TYPE=E.TYPE(+)

   ORDER BY SORT_code, F.SEQNR

 

This example query find all upper carrier connections of an opened connection in IMS Circuit Form.

 

 

The CAR.CIRCUITID=#[#circuits#]# is added to only show the circuit(carrier) information related to the

opened circuit in the IMS Node Form.