Property reference

discovery.error_framework.cmdb_lookup.attributes

The discovery.error_framework.cmdb_lookup.attributes property defines a JSON array of CI attributes retrieved during successful CMDB lookups. Admins should review this property to customize which attributes are fetched, impacting data accuracy and completeness in configuration management.

Default
[{"type":"simple","name":"sys_class_name","field":"sys_class_name"},{"type":"simple","name":"install_status","field":"install_status"},{"type":"simple","name":"environment","field":"environment"},{"type":"simple","name":"support_group","field":"support_group"},{"type":"advanced","name":"network_adapter_manufacturer","query":"nameANYTHING","reference_field":"cmdb_ci","table":"cmdb_ci_network_adapter","field":"mac_manufacturer"},{"type":"advanced","name":"parent_support_group","query":"type=60bc4e22c0a8010e01f074cbe6bd73c3","reference_field":"child","table":"cmdb_rel_ci","field":"parent.support_group"}]
Type
string
Application
Global

Key questions about this property

The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.

What does it do? This property specifies the CI attributes to be retrieved during CMDB lookups, including both simple and advanced attributes for enhanced data collection.
What area does it affect? CMDB Lookups
What does the default mean? The default value is "[{"type":"simple","name":"sys_class_name","field":"sys_class_name"},{"type":"simple","name":"install_status","field":"install_status"},{"type":"simple","name":"environment","field":"environment"},{"type":"simple","name":"support_group","field":"support_group"},{"type":"advanced","name":"network_adapter_manufacturer","query":"nameANYTHING","reference_field":"cmdb_ci","table":"cmdb_ci_network_adapter","field":"mac_manufacturer"},{"type":"advanced","name":"parent_support_group","query":"type=60bc4e22c0a8010e01f074cbe6bd73c3","reference_field":"child","table":"cmdb_rel_ci","field":"parent.support_group"}]", which is the baseline setting used unless it is changed.
When should you review it? Review this property when configuring CI data retrieval or troubleshooting data accuracy issues.

Out of the box property record

Raw metadata from the property record.

Property name discovery.error_framework.cmdb_lookup.attributes
Sys ID 7951130010d6435780a5b54628c27019
Type string
Application Global
Default value [{"type":"simple","name":"sys_class_name","field":"sys_class_name"},{"type":"simple","name":"install_status","field":"install_status"},{"type":"simple","name":"environment","field":"environment"},{"type":"simple","name":"support_group","field":"support_group"},{"type":"advanced","name":"network_adapter_manufacturer","query":"nameANYTHING","reference_field":"cmdb_ci","table":"cmdb_ci_network_adapter","field":"mac_manufacturer"},{"type":"advanced","name":"parent_support_group","query":"type=60bc4e22c0a8010e01f074cbe6bd73c3","reference_field":"child","table":"cmdb_rel_ci","field":"parent.support_group"}]
Description JSON array of CI attribute objects retrieved during successful CMDB lookups. Default includes: sys_class_name, install_status, environment, support_group. CMDB ATTRIBUTE CONFIGURATION: Simple Attributes (direct CI field retrieval) - type: simple (required), name: display_name (required), field: actual_field_name (required). Advanced Attributes (related table lookups) - type: advanced (required), name: display_name (required), field: target_field (required, supports dot-walking), table: related_table (required), reference_field: link_field (required), query: encoded_query (optional filter for related records). Example Simple: {type:simple, name:sys_class_name, field:sys_class_name}. Example Advanced: {type:advanced, name:network_adapter_manufacturer, field:mac_manufacturer, table:cmdb_ci_network_adapter, reference_field:cmdb_ci, query:nameANYTHING}.
Updated 2026-02-21 15:51:00

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