7.4.3 Tree SID conversion function

The function retrieves SID information from collected system configuration information and the system node definition file (imdd_systemnode.conf) and converts it into the tree SID.

Multiple tree SIDs are generated depending on SID patterns of the system node definition information as input information and the definition in the system node definition file (imdd_systemnode.conf).

For details about the system node definition file (imdd_systemnode.conf), see System node definition file (imdd_systemnode.conf) in Chapter 2. Definition Files.

The following table lists tree SIDs to be generated.

Table 7‒32: Tree SIDs to generated
No.	Input information		Category and subcategory information	Tree SIDs to be generated
No.	Definition of the system node	SID pattern	Category and subcategory information	Tree SIDs to be generated
1	Defined	The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` meets the class of the structured identifier at the end of the SID.	--	S1/S2/...Sn/Ax Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1`
2		The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` meets the class of a structured identifier that is not at the end of the SID.	With category information	S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/ S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/Y1 S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/Y1/Y2 S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/Y1/Y2 ... S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/Y1/Y2/...Yn Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_managementApplications_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1/_CAT EGORY_managementApplications/_OBJECT_JP1IMMGR`
3			With category and subcategory information	S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/ S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/SC/Y1 S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2 S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2/ ... S1/S2/...Sn/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2/...Yn Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform/_SUBCATEGORY_JP1%2FPFM%20-%20Windows_ROOT_AllSystems/_SYSTEM_system1/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform/_SUBCATEGORY_JP1%2FPFM%20-%20Windows/_OBJECT_TA1HOST1`
4		The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` does not meet the class of any structured identifier of the SID.	--	No tree SID is generated.
5	None (with the root node only)	The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` meets the class of the structured identifier at the end of the SID.	--	S1/Ax Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1`
6		The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` meets the class of a structured identifier that is not at the end of the SID.	With category information	S1/Ax/C/ S1/Ax/C/Y1 S1/Ax/C/Y1/Y2 S1/Ax/C/Y1/Y2... ... S1/C/Y1/Y2/...Yn Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_managementApplications_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_managementApplications/_OBJECT_JP1IMMGR`
7			With category and subcategory information	S1/Ax/C/ S1/Ax/C/SC/Y1 S1/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2 S1/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2/ ... S1/Ax/C/SC/Y1/Y2/...Yn Example: `_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform/_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform/_SUBCATEGORY_JP1%2FPFM%20-%20Windows_ROOT_AllSystems/_HOST_HOST1/_CATEGORY_platform/_SUBCATEGORY_JP1%2FPFM%20-%20Windows/_OBJECT_TA1HOST1`
8		The class specified in the system node definition file or `HOST` does not meet the class of any structured identifier of the SID.	--	No tree SID is generated.

Legend:

S1/S2/...Sn: Tree SIDs that represent the root node and the system node

A1, A2, ..., An: Structured identifier

Ax: Structured identifier that contains HOST and object root node types

C, SC: Structured identifier that represents a category and subcategory

Y1, Y2, ..., Yn: Structured identifiers that represent object nodes

Important: If a host other than the host with the name specified in the system node definition file (imdd_systemnode.conf) or anything other than the name that corresponds to the object node type exists in the SID, it is placed under the root node, not the system node.

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