Network Management

Query for node date added/discovered

This query can be used if a customer wants to know when a node is added or discovered. Notes: Event Type for Node added is 9. This can be found in the EventType Table. Query will use Caption from the NodesData table. Data can only be retrieved depending on the Events Retention settings. Example: Events Retention default settings is 30 days. If you are running this query 30+ days after the Node is known to have been added, there'd be no data/result.

First published date

11/1/2018 6:14 PM

Last published date

9/15/2020 10:38 PM

Overview

This article provides a query that can be used to determine when a node is added or discovered.

Notes:

  • Event Type for node added is 9. This can be found in the EventType Table.
  • Query will use Caption from the NodesData table.
  • Data can only be retrieved depending on the Events Retention settings.
    Example: Events Retention default settings is 30 days. If you are running this query 30+ days after the node is known to have been added, there will be no data/result.

Product section

Network Performance Monitor

Resolution

  1. Launch Database Manager > New Query.
  2. Run the following query:
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    Select NodesData.Caption, Events.EventTime, Events.Message
    from Events
    Inner Join NodesData on (Events.NetworkNode=NodesData.NodeID)
    Where EventType = '9' and NodesData.Caption = 'nodename'

Sample Query: