This describes the wi_usergroupconf table and how each column of data arises from the USER_GROUP table. This is the column description of each data column of WI_USERGROUPCONF and how each column is filled with data.
Columns |
Description |
Key |
CLUSTER_CODE |
This comes from the "ClusterName" column in the USER_GROUP table. Once we get the cluster_name, we then look it up in the wi_clustercode table to see if we have already has a record of it in there. If we do, then we'll get the code back, otherwise, we will insert it into the wi_clustercode table and generate the code. The code itself is a positive integer and each new code is equal to the maximum of the existing code+1. |
Primary key |
TIME_STAMP |
This is in GMT and is always end in the hour such as 02:00:00. This marks the time that this record is aggregated. For example, 02:00:00 means that all the records between 02:00:00 and 02:59:00 are aggregated into this record. |
Primary key |
USER_GROUP_CODE |
This comes from the "UserGroupName" column in the USER_GROUP table. This is the user_group the user defined in LSF. Once we get the user group name, we then look it up in the wi_usergroupcode table to see if we have already has a record of it in there. If we do, then we'll get the code back, otherwise, we will insert it into the wi_usergroupcode table and generate the code. The code itself is a positive integer and each new code is equal to the maximum of the existing code+1. |
Primary key |
USER_CODE |
This comes from the "UserName" column in the USER_GROUP table. Once we get the metric name, we then look it up in the wi_usercode table to see if we have already has a record of it in there. If we do, then we'll get the code back, otherwise, we will insert it into the wi_usercode table and generate the code. The code itself is a positive integer and each new code is equal to the maximum of the existing code+1. |
Primary key |
LOCAL_SERVERTIME |
This comes from the "Time_stamp" in this table. This is transformed into local server time. |
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INSERT_SEQ |
This is a system generated sequence number. For each new record inserted, an unique sequence number is being assigned to this column. |
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