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RPT_USAGE_LIC_EVENT_153 Table

This table holds information about the client processes that executed events found in the report logs that were imported.

Column NameData TypeData LengthDescriptionConstraints
CLIENT_DISPLAYNullable String255The user’s display name (UNIX only).
CLIENT_FLEX_VERSIONNullable String255The product’s FlexNet Licensing version.
CLIENT_PLATFORMNullable String255The name of the platform on which the user’s application was compiled to run.
CLIENT_PROJECTNullable String255The user’s LM\_PROJECT environment variable (or the related value in the Windows registry).
FEATURE_NAMEString255The name of the FEATURE .Not nullable.
FEATURE_VERSIONString100The version of the FEATURE or INCREMENT line in the license files of the vendor daemon.Not nullable.
USER_NAMENullable String255The user’s user name (from report log files), in uppercase. If the user name is in mixed case or lowercase, FlexNet Manager for Engineering Applications converts the string to uppercase before storing it in the reporting database.
USER_HOSTNAMENullable String255The user’s host name.
USER_IPADDRNullable String255The user’s IP address in string form.
USER_GROUPSNullable String1024A string that is the concatenation of the names of all the user groups to which the user belongs. The user's group membership is defined in the options file. The user group names are surrounded by double quotes and separated by commas.
HOST_GROUPSNullable String1024A string that is the concatenation of the names of all the host groups to which the user's host belongs. The user's host's group membership is defined in the options file. The host group names are surrounded by double quotes and separated by commas.
CATALOG_SECTION_IDInteger4The ID of the section in the imported report log from where this feature was extracted.Not nullable. Part of the primary key of the table.
EVENT_TIMEInteger4The start time of the event. The time is given in seconds from Jan 1, 1970.Not nullable. Part of the primary key of the table.
EVENT_TIME_OFFSETInteger2A running count of the number of events in a section of a report log registered for the same second. This provides a means to sequence the events as they were found in the report log. If multiple events occurred at the same point in time, they are assigned unique offset numbers depending on their order in the report log. By sorting on this column, you can see events coming from the same report log section, in the order they were logged by the vendor daemon.Not nullable. Part of the primary key of the table.
LINKED_EVENT_TIME_ OFFSETInteger2The linked event time offset of the event. For more details, see the description for EVENT_TIME_OFFSET property. The time is given in seconds from Jan 1, 1970. See the note in the LINKED_EVENT_TIME description for information about how CHECK\_OUT and QUEUED events are treated.
LINKED_EVENT_SYNTHESIZEDInteger1An ID denoting whether the linked event was an actual event or if it was synthesized. For more details, see the description for SYNTHESIZED. See the note in the LINKED_EVENT_TIME description for information about how CHECK\_OUT and QUEUED events are treated.
SYNTHESIZEDInteger1An ID indicating whether this event was an actual event or if it was synthesized. Some events do not actually take place, but are synthesized by the vendor daemon. For example, when a section is ended by the vendor daemon, all features that are still in a checked-out state are forcibly checked in by the vendor daemon by synthesizing a check-in event for each outstanding check-out. In addition, when a section starts because of a report log rotation or a reread of the license files, all outstanding check-outs that were forcibly checked in at the end of the previous section are forcibly checked out again by the vendor daemon by synthesizing checkout events for each synthesized check-in at the previous section end. Thus, when a report log is rotated or a reread is performed, there may be several pairs of check-ins and check-outs that are synthesized at the section end and start, respectively. These events did not actually occur; however, by synthesizing them, the vendor daemon guarantees that every section contains a pair of check-out and check-in events that match.Not nullable.
PROCESS_IDInteger8The ID of the user's process that initiated the event.
LIC_COUNTNullable Integer8The number of licenses in request. This column is NULL for START and END events.
HANDLENullable Integer4An identifier assigned by a vendor daemon to a license check-out event.
SHARED_HANDLENullable Integer4An identifier assigned by the vendor daemon for a previous license checkout with which this checkout was shared.
SHARED_GROUPNullable Integer4An identifier assigned by a vendor daemon, representing a group of one or more license checkouts which were satisfied with the same license.
REASON_IDNullable Integer1An identifier referencing the reason a license was denied or checked in.
PRODUCT_VERSIONNullable String255The version of the product used by the user.
VENDOR_DEFNullable String255The value of the CHECKOUT\_DATA passed by the user's application to the license server when the license was checked out.
FEATURE_IDInteger4An ID assigned to the feature record in the table. It is unique across all the feature records in a section of a report log; hence the two IDs, CATALOG_SECTION_ID and FEATURE_ID form the unique key for RPT_FEATURE Table.Not nullable. Part of the primary key of the table.
BORROW_FLAGSNullable Integer2BORROW indicator from FlexNet Publisher.
BORROW_DURATIONNullable Number19Time (in seconds) during which the license is being borrowed.