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tw_check_reports_model

The tw_check_reports_model utility enables you to check custom reports for the following:

  • Attributes marked as deprecated in the taxonomy
  • Key expressions and traversals between Subnet nodes and Network Interface nodes. Subnet nodes are now related to IP Address nodes so these key expressions and traversals no longer exist.
  • Usage of ip_addr, netmask, and broadcast attributes on Network Interface nodes. These attributes have been moved to IP Address nodes.

The utility is primarily intended for the upgrade to BMC Discovery 9.0, but it can also be used outside the upgrade. The username and password to supply for this utility are those of a UI user, such as the system user.

To use the utility, type the following command:

tw_check_reports_model [options] 

where options are any of the common arguments described in Using command line utilities.

User example

The following example checks custom reports as the system user. No password is entered so the utility prompts for a password which is not echoed when entered.

 

Checking for references to deprecated attributes

[tideway@fredapp bin]$ tw_check_reports_model --username=system
Password: 
Baseline.SLAM.Host-Solaris
        host_type has been deprecated on Host
Baseline.LogicalSystem.NetworkInterface
        ip_addr has moved from NetworkInterface to IPAddress
        netmask has moved from NetworkInterface to IPAddress
        broadcast has moved from NetworkInterface to IPAddress
Baseline.SLAM.Host-Linux
        host_type has been deprecated on Host
Baseline.LogicalSystem.SwitchPort
        Unknown node kind 'PortInterface'
Baseline.SLAM.Host-Windows
        host_type has been deprecated on Host
Baseline.SLAM.Host-Other
        host_type has been deprecated on Host
Baseline.SLAM.Host-AIX
        host_type has been deprecated on Host
[tideway@fredapp bin]$ 

This example has been formatted for easier reading.

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