Property reference

sncCommonMap.RENDER_FULL_LABELS

Renders complete CI labels on maps instead of truncating them. By default, labels are truncated; enabling full labels can cause them to overlap map elements and does not affect network or storage path maps.

Default
none
Type
choice list
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 controls whether full labels for CIs are rendered on maps, affecting how information is displayed visually.
What area does it affect? Configuration Item Mapping
What does the default mean? The default value is "none", which is the baseline setting used unless it is changed.
When should you review it? Review this property when adjusting map visibility settings or when needing to display complete CI information.

Out of the box property record

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Property name sncCommonMap.RENDER_FULL_LABELS
Sys ID 2d4ef50fc34113008ebd1962c1d3aeff
Type choice list
Application Global
Default value none
Description Render full labels on CIs on map. Applicable to all CI labels (CI name, host name, cluster label, etc.) Enabling this will disable labels truncation, and labels will most probably overlap with other map elements. Not applicable to network/storage path maps. Default: disabled.
Updated 2024-05-25 05:06:16

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... labels (CI name, host name, cluster label, etc.) Enabling this will disable labels truncation, and labels will most probably overlap with other map elements. Not applicable to network/storage path maps. sncCommonMap.RENDER_FULL_LABELS The default value of disabled, means none. • Type: choice list • Default value: Disabled • Other possible values: ◦Exported PDF only: pdf ◦Map and PDF views: all Maximal width ...

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