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then

the model types that you exported do not match the IT Service Vision tables that you named on the

%CSPROCES macro (or selected, if you defined the process step through the server’s interactive interface), or

the attributes that you exported do not match the variables defined in the IT Service Vision tables that you named

on the %CSPROCES macro (or selected, if you defined the process step through the server’s interactive

interface).

Each of these scenarios is described in some detail below.

Note: Earlier in this appendix we dealt with the case of not exporting variables for the tables that you named on the

%CSPROCES macro. This case is the reverse of that: not defining the correct variable for an exported attribute.

Investigate whether the IT Service Vision table that you are using is the correct one for the SPECTRUM

model type that you are using.

A SPECTRUM model type is mapped to an IT Service Vision table by matching the SPECTRUM model type

handle and the IT Service Vision Table ID Number (TABIDNUM). The following steps walk you through

checking these values and making the required corrections if they do not match:

1. Creating a few SAS formats that map model handles and model type handles to each other and to their

names will help you make sense of the specgway.stat data set.

In the SAS PROGRAM EDITOR window, type the following starting at the first line in the body of the

window:

/* This assumes that you have exported the model type, model, and

statistics data sets and that they are in the directory that th

specgway libref points to, and that they are named

specgway.modtyp, specgway.model, and specgway.stat . */

libname specgway ’/usr/spectrum/export.output’ ;

filename temp temp;

/* Map SPECTRUM model type handle to model type name */

data _null_;

set specgway.modtyp end=lastrec;

file temp; if _n_=1 then put ’proc format;

value mth2mtn’;

put mth ’="’ mtname ’"’;

if lastrec then put ’; run;’;

run;

%include temp;

/* Map SPECTRUM model handle to model type name */

data _null_;

set specgway.model end=lastrec;

file temp;

if _n_=1 then put ’proc format; value mh2mtn’;

put mh ’="’ mth mth2mtn. ’"’ ;

if lastrec then put ’; run;’;

run;

%include temp;