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Glossary
active command A command used by the System Offender to query the database (for example, STATUS CPU
PROCESS ALL) for offending processes. The active command appears underneath the System
Offender tab. The active command changes depending on the area you click in the System
Monitor. For more information, see “Find Offending Processes and Queries” (page 194) and
“Control the Refresh of System Offender” (page 208).
Ad-hoc Report In Metric Miner, a scratchpad that can be used to run SQL statements and create reports. To
create a report, you enter a SQL statement into the Ad-hoc Report tab, run the statement,
configure report information in the Report Configuration dialog box, and save the report
using a different name. See also Metric Miner and report.
Admin_Load_
DataSource
One of two default data sources for the Neoview platform. Admin_Load_DataSource is the
default data source used by the Neoview Transporter. You cannot start, stop, or delete the
Admin_Load_DataSource. This data source is always started so that HPDM can continue
managing connectivity when all other data sources are stopped. Contrast with
TDM_Default_DataSource.
administrator A user who belongs to a role with administrative privileges. By default, these roles are
administrators:
• SUPER.SUPER
• SUPER.SERVICES
• ROLE.DBA
In addition, administrator users can grant administrator privileges to other users. For the current
release, HPDM allows data-source management tasks to be performed only by roles having
operator privileges, and not by users or roles having ADMIN privileges. See operator privilege.
For more information about administrator users, see the Neoview Workload Management Services
Guide.
alert An alarm or incident report generated by the problem-management software on the Neoview
platform. Each row in the Alerts tab data grid represents an alert. For more information, see
“Understand Alerts” (page 182).
area A broad category of features that you can manage or monitor using HPDM. See “Select an
Area” (page 35).
association server The logical component that starts and manages NDCS SQL servers and associates a client
connection request with a specific NDCS SQL server in a data source. MXAS2 and MXOAS are
the association servers. See also “Learn About the Association Servers” (page 156).
configuration
server
The logical component that manages the NDCS configuration data. The association server
communicates with the configuration server to retrieve the NDCS configuration values.
connection When a user interaction requires interaction with a system, the relevant code uses the system
definition for that system to transparently establish one or more ODBC connections, as needed.
data grid A tabular presentation of system data. HPDM data grids provide special features for displaying
and manipulating data. The Alerts tab, System Off ender tab, and SQL Whiteboard Statement
Details pane display information in a data grid. Tabs in the Database area do not provide
data-grid features. For more information about data-grid features, see “About Data Grids”
(page 48).
data source A logical name that defines the information required to access data. On the client side, it defines
the driver name, network address, and specific attributes, such as the catalog and schema names.
On the server side, it defines startup values, the number of servers in a pool, DEFINEs, Neoview
SQL control statements, and resource management policies.
database user A person or an application that can use a Neoview client, such as ODBC, NCI, or HPDM, to
log on to the Neoview database and operate on database objects. A database user can have one
or more database roles (each having a name of the form ROLE.name), which determine the
objects to which the user has access and the privileges the user has in relation to those objects.
Contrast with platform user. See also locally authenticated database user and remotely
authenticated database user.
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- HP Part Number: 613120-001 1
- Published: July 2010 1
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 Table of Contents 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 Table of Contents 6
- Table of Contents 7 7
- 8 Table of Contents 8
- Table of Contents 9 9
- Table of Contents 11 11
- About This Guide 13
- Intended Audience 14
- Related Documentation 15
- • Connectivity 16
- • Reference 16
- Resources on the Web 17
- Send Feedback to HP 17
- 1 About HPDM 19
- 20 About HPDM 20
- 2 Install and Start HPDM 23
- Exit the HP Database Manager 24
- 3 Connect and Disconnect 25
- Password Considerations 27
- Disconnect From a System 27
- Log On and Off 28
- Use the Systems Tool 28
- Add a System 29
- Use the Add System Dialog Box 30
- Edit a System 32
- Add a System Like 33
- Remove a System 33
- Test a System 33
- Set the Connection Timeout 34
- 4 Navigate HPDM 35
- Use the Navigation Tree Pane 37
- Use the Right Pane 39
- Use the My Favorites Pane 40
- See the HPDM Banner 41
- Use Menu Bar Commands 42
- Use the Tools Menu Options 43
- Use the Windows Menu Options 43
- Use the Help Menu Options 43
- Use the HPDM Toolbar 44
- Manage Multiple Open Windows 45
- Clone Tabs 46
- Expand and Collapse Panes 46
- Sort and Move Data Columns 47
- Work With Data Grids 48
- Work With Data Grids 49 49
- Copy Data-Grid Information 50
- Work With Data Grids 51 51
- Customize the Data Grid 52
- Search the Data Grid 52
- Export Data 53
- Use the System Message Tab 54
- Create a System Message 54
- Clone the System Message Tab 55
- View Event Messages 56
- 6 Display Database Objects 63
- Attributes Tab 64
- Tables Tab 64
- Materialized Views Tab 64
- Materialized View Groups Tab 64
- Views Tab 65
- Procedures Tab 65
- Synonyms Tab 65
- Privileges Tab 66
- Schema Size 66
- Columns Tab 67
- Primary Key Tab 68
- Hash Key Tab 68
- Unique Constraints Tab 68
- Foreign Keys Tab 69
- Partitions Tab 69
- Usage Tab 69
- Statistics Tab 70
- Tables Summary 71
- Table Indexes Summary 73
- 76 Display Database Objects 76
- Materialized Views Summary 80
- Members Tab 84
- Parameters Tab 86
- Show DDL 92
- Viewing Sampled Statistics 94
- 7 Manage Roles 95
- 96 Manage Roles 96
- Add a Role 97
- Delete a Role 98
- Grant a Role to a User 98
- Use the Grant Role Dialog Box 99
- Revoke a Role From a User 99
- 8 Manage Users and Passwords 103
- Add a Database User 104
- Related Topics 105
- Add Multiple Database Users 106
- Copy a Database User 107
- Use the Edit User Dialog Box 109
- Platform Users 111
- Add a Platform User 112
- Copy a Platform User 112
- Edit a Platform User 114
- Passwords for Users 115
- 9 Manage Security Policies 117
- 118 Manage Security Policies 118
- 10 Manage Certificates 125
- Use the Generate CSR Tab 128
- 11 Manage Directory Servers 131
- • LDAP directory server 136
- Example: LDAP Server 137
- Edit a Directory Server 139
- Delete a Directory Server 140
- 12 Manage Data Sources 141
- Create a Data Source 142
- Use the DEFINEs and SETs Tab 147
- FunctionButton 148
- 148 Manage Data Sources 148
- Use the Controlled Tables Tab 149
- Copy a Data Source 150
- Start a Data Source 151
- Stop a Data Source 151
- Update a Data Source 152
- Delete a Data Source 152
- Delete a Data Source 153 153
- 13 Manage Connectivity 155
- Stop an NDCS Server 157
- Display NDCS Services 157
- Start an NDCS Service 158
- Stop an NDCS Service 159
- Start and Stop Server Traces 160
- Learn About Server Traces 160
- 14 Manage NDCS Privileges 161
- Revoke NDCS Privileges 162
- 15 Manage Procedures 163
- Download a JAR File 164
- Rename a JAR File 164
- Delete a JAR File 165
- Create a Procedure 165
- 166 Manage Procedures 166
- Use a Method in a Procedure 168
- Drop a Procedure 169
- 16 Use the System Monitor 171
- About the Timeline Tab 173
- About the Hybrid Tab 174
- 176 Use the System Monitor 176
- Change a Color Option 179
- 17 Respond to Alerts 181
- Understand Alerts 182
- Get Information About Alerts 183
- Control the Refresh of Alerts 187
- Update an Alert 189
- Update Multiple Alerts 190
- Make Notes About an Alert 190
- About the Console Tab 191
- About System Offender 193
- For example: 195
- Get Pstate Information 197
- DescriptionField or Option 198
- Query Information 202
- Compiler Statistics 203
- Runtime Statistics 205
- 19 Use the SQL Whiteboard 211
- 212 Use the SQL Whiteboard 212
- Understand Parameter Prompts 214
- Understand Page Mode 214
- Execute Highlighted Text 215
- Reuse a Connection 216
- Highlight SQL Syntax 217
- Manage the Layout of Panes 217
- 20 Use Metric Miner 219
- Launch Metric Miner 220
- See the Parts of Metric Miner 220
- Use the Metric Miner Toolbar 222
- Create Report Folders 224
- Run Statements 225
- Add Parameters to Statements 226
- Resolve Out-of-Memory Errors 228
- Export Metric Miner Data 228
- Run Statements 229 229
- Create and Manage Reports 230
- Configuration dialog box 231
- Modify a Saved Report 232
- Close a Report 233
- Delete a Report 233
- Copy a Report 233
- Import Neoview Reports 234
- Link and Drill Down 235
- Link and Drill Down 237 237
- Learn About NCI 239
- Locate the NCI Program 239
- Launch NCI 239
- Set Auto Logon Options 240
- 22 Manage Disk Space 241
- 242 Manage Disk Space 242
- 244 Manage Disk Space 244
- About the Monitoring Tab 246
- View the System Overall 248
- View the System Detail 249
- 250 Manage Disk Space 250
- View SQL Objects 252
- View the SQL Objects Detail 253
- 254 Manage Disk Space 254
- View Table Growth 257
- By Table Tab 258
- 260 Manage Disk Space 260
- About the Configuration Tab 261
- About the General Tab 262
- Space Reference Settings 263
- About the Advanced Tab 264
- Inventory Options 265
- Update Space Reference Tables 265
- System Registry Table Tab 266
- Glossary 267
- 268 Glossary 268
- 270 Glossary 270
- 272 Index 272
- 274 Index 274
- 276 Index 276
- 278 Index 278
- 280 Index 280
- 282 Index 282
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