context Element

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02/16/2009

The <context> element contains information used to identify the rule that failed during the import.

Usage

<context
    ma-id = "guid"
    ma-name = "Any character string"
    cs-object-id = "guid"
    dn = "dn"
/>

Attributes

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
ma-id	guid	Yes	The GUID for the management agent.
ma-name	character string	No	The name of the management agent.
cs-object-id	guid	Yes	The GUID for the object in the connector space where the error occurred.
dn	dn	No	The distinguished name of the rule

Child Elements

Element	Description
<attribute-mapping>	Information about the mapping type and source attributes.

<attribute-mapping>

Information about the mapping type and source attributes.

Parent Elements

Element
<rule-error-info>

Child Element Sequence

The tree shows the ordering and number of child elements. Child elements in a Sequence must appear in the order given and child elements in a Choice are mutually exclusive. Sequences and Choices can be nested. Element names are followed by the minimum and maximum occurrences.

attribute-mapping

Remarks

The ma-name and dn attributes appear for the following <algorithm-step> element types:

import-flow
mv-type-change
recall

The ma-name and dn attributes identify the connector space object from which the values were flowing when the rules extension engine is repopulating a metaverse attribute value after one of the following:

Processing a delete of a connector space attribute when the rules extension engine uses less-precedent rules from this or other management agents to flow values back into the metaverse object.
Performing recall when a connector space object is a disconnector and flowing in values from other connected connector space objects.
Repopulating the values of all metaverse attributes when the metaverse object type changes.

Element Information

Can be empty

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