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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide
  3. Appendix D. Creating views using CSV, TSV, and XML files
  4. Example 2: Adding a view
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide

Example 2: Adding a view

Example 2, when imported into OpsCenter Analytics, the TestMasterServers view is created with top-level branch as Chicago that contains a host object master1.abc.domain.com.

(The DTD header has been snipped.)

<application version="2.0">
<objects>
<object id="o3" name="master.abc.domain.com" action="declare" 
type="MASTER_SERVER" dbid="58">
<attribute>
<name>Location</name> 
<value>Illinois</value> 
</attribute>
</object>
<object id="o4" name="master2" action="declare" 
type="MEDIA_CLIENT" dbid="61" /> 
<object id="o5" name="dailybackuppolicy" action="declare" 
type="POLICY" dbid="62" /> 
<object id="o6" name="weeklybackuppolicy" action="declare" 
type="POLICY" dbid="63" /> 
<object id="o7" name="monthlybackuppolicy" action="declare" 
type="POLICY" dbid="64" /> 
<object id="o9" name="Illinois" action="declare" 
type="GENERIC" dbid="66">
<attribute>
<name>Name</name> 
<value>Illinois</value> 
</attribute>
</object>
<object id="o10" name="Chicago" action="declare" 
type="GENERIC" dbid="67">
<attribute>
<name>Name</name> 
<value>Chicago</value> 
</attribute>
</object>
</objects>
<view identifier="MyMasterServers" type="Master Server" 
action="update">
<node id="n268" action="add" object="o9" /> 
<node id="n269" action="add" object="o3" parents="n268" /> 
</view>
<view identifier="TestMasterServers" type="Master Server" 
action="add">
<node id="n271" action="add" object="o10" /> 
<node id="n272" action="add" object="o3" parents="n271" /> 
</view>
</application>

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