User profile (defaultUser | profile_user-name)
- Organization of this page
Format
DESC_VERSION=file-version [DisplayItemContainer] : [DisplayItemInformation] ValidTab=All Visible=whether-visible AttrName=JP1-event-attribute-name AttrOrder=sort-order ColumnSize=column-width [End] [End] :
File
defaultUser (default user profile)
defaultUser.model (model file for the default user profile)
profile_user-name (user profile for an individual JP1 user)
Storage directory
- In Windows
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- For a physical host:
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Console-path\conf\console\profile\
- For a logical host:
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shared-folder\jp1cons\conf\console\profile\
- In UNIX
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- For a physical host:
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/etc/opt/jp1cons/conf/console/profile/
- For a logical host:
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shared-directory/jp1cons/conf/console/profile/
Description
This file defines environment information about how the Event Console window is displayed for each user.
At the manager, there is a user profile for each user. A user profile defines a user environment for the event console (principally, environment information about the window display). A user profile can be created for each user under the name profile_user-name (using the JP1 user's user name). There is also a default profile, defaultUser, that can be used as the default profile for any user. If you edit the defaultUser profile, the new contents become the default profile for user profiles that are created in the future.
You can define profile_user-name in the Preferences window. If there are any errors in the user profile, the Event Console window might not display correctly. For this reason, we recommend that you use the Preferences window of JP1/IM - View to define user profiles.
When the definitions are applied
The definition takes effect when you re-log in to JP1/IM - Manager (JP1/IM - Central Console).
Information that is specified
- DESC_VERSION=file-version
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Specifies the version of the user profile being created. The items that can be specified in [DisplayItemInformation] to [End] depend on the value specified for the file version. For program version 10-50 or later, specify 14 as the file version. If the file version specified is 11 or earlier, do not attempt to change the file version.
The following operations update all instances of profile_user-name to the most recent file version:
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Saving the Preferences window from JP1/IM - View
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Saving the column width of the items that are displayed in the list of events on a page in the Event Console window during logout from JP1/IM - View
To set defaultUser (default user profile) to file version 12, overwrite defaultUser with defaultUser.model (model file for the default user profile), and then edit the file.
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- [DisplayItemInformation] to [End]
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Specify the attributes of JP1 events that are to be displayed in the Event Console window.
[DisplayItemInformation] through [End] constitute a single definition block. The contents of this definition block take effect on all three pages of the Event Console window. To add a definition block, insert it between [DisplayItemContainer] and [End].
The parameters that can be specified in [DisplayItemInformation] through [End] are described below.
You must not edit the parameters in [DisplayItemInformation] through [End] for a definition block in which AttrOrder=0 is specified, because such definition blocks are used by the system.
- ValidTab = All
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This is a fixed character string that must not be changed.
- Visible = whether-visible
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Specifies whether the information for the attribute specified in AttrName is to be displayed. If you specify true in whether-visible, information about the attribute specified in AttrName is displayed. If false is specified, information about the attribute specified in AttrName is not displayed. When false is specified, the corresponding item is displayed in Available items in the Preferences window. If you specify false, you must specify -1 in AttrOrder.
- AttrName = attribute-name-to-be-displayed
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Specifies the attribute name of the JP1 event. Information about the attribute specified here is displayed in the Event Console window.
The following table lists the attributes that can be set.
Table 2‒16: List of attributes that can be set in attribute-name-to-be-displayed No.
Specifiable attribute name
Attribute
DESC_VERSION
1-10#1
11
12-13
1
IM.EVENT_TYPE
Type
Y
Y
Y
2
B.SEQNO
Serial number
Y
Y
Y
3
B.IDBASE
Event ID
Y
Y
Y
4
B.PROCESSID
Source process ID
Y
Y
Y
5
B.TIME
Registered time
Y
Y
Y
6
B.ARRIVEDTIME
Arrived time
Y
Y
Y
7
B.USERID
Source user ID
Y
Y
Y
8
B.GROUPID
Source group ID
Y
Y
Y
9
B.USERNAME
Source user name
Y
Y
Y
10
B.GROUPNAME
Source group name
Y
Y
Y
11
B.SOURCESERVER
Source host
Y
Y
Y
12
B.SOURCESEQNO
Source serial number
Y
Y
Y
13
B.MESSAGE
Message
Y
Y
Y
14
E.SEVERITY
Event level
Y
Y
Y
15
E.USER_NAME
User name
Y
Y
Y
16
E.PRODUCT_NAME
Product name
Y
Y
Y
17
E.OBJECT_TYPE
Object type
Y
Y
Y
18
E.OBJECT_NAME
Object name
Y
Y
Y
19
E.OBJECT_ID
Object ID
Y
Y
Y
20
E.ROOT_OBJECT_TYPE
Root object type
Y
Y
Y
21
E.ROOT_OBJECT_NAME
Root object name
Y
Y
Y
22
E.OCCURRENCE
Occurrence
Y
Y
Y
23
E.START_TIME
Start time
Y
Y
Y
24
E.END_TIME
End time
Y
Y
Y
25
E.@JP1IM_ACTCONTROL
Action
N
Y
Y
26
E.@JP1IM_ACTTYPE
Action type
N
Y
Y
27
E.@JP1IM_ORIGINAL_SEVERITY
Original severity level
N
Y
Y
28
E.@JP1IM_CHANGE_SEVERITY
New severity level
N
Y
Y
29
E.@JP1IM_MEMO
Memo
N
Y
Y
30
E.JP1_SOURCEHOST
Event source host name
N
N
Y
31
E.ACTION_TARGET#2
Action
Y
N
N
32
IM.ACTION_TYPE#2
Action type
Y
N
N
- Legend:
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Y: Can be specified
N: Cannot be specified
- #1
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There are no differences in the items that can be specified for file versions 1 through 10.
- #2
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These items are compatible with version 8. If DESC_VERSION is 10 or earlier (definition for version 8 or earlier), these attributes are converted as follows:
E.ACTION_TARGET
E.@JP1IM_ACTCONTROL
IM.ACTION_TYPE
E.@JP1IM_ACTTYPE
- AttrOrder = sort-order
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Specifies the display column location relative to the left margin. If you specify 1, the attribute is displayed as the first (leftmost) item in the list of events. Do not specify the same value for more than one item.
Do not specify 0 because it is used by the system.
If there are any errors in the user profile, the Event Console window might not display correctly. For this reason, we recommend that you use the Preferences window of JP1/IM - View to define user profiles.
- ColumnSize = column-width
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Specifies the column width. The permitted value range is from 1 to 1,000.
Notes
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Specify each user profile carefully because the contents of this file affect overall event console operation. Do not change any attribute or attribute value that is not explained here. If such an attribute or attribute value is changed, the event console might not function correctly.
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Because a user profile might be overwritten during JP1/IM - View operation or termination processing, make sure that you terminate JP1/IM - View before editing a user profile.
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There is one user profile for each manager. Therefore, if you have changed the manager for logging in, you must change the profile at the connection destinations.
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When you intend to edit the contents of the defaultUser file, you must make a backup before editing the file.
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Using JP1/Base's user management to delete a user does not delete the user profile for that user.
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If you use JP1/Base's user management to rename a user, the user's existing user profile is not inherited.
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If a user profile contains an error, such as an attribute value outside the permitted range of values, the event console might not function correctly.