On execution of the Brownfield instance, the data is searched for on the hierarchy where the Brownfield object was created. The Brownfield instance will therefore only search locally for objects to move down or up in the hierarchy.

In the simple instance, the Brownfield model instance is created to move search results to a target hierarchy.

A typical example of the advanced use of the Brownfield model would be a customer administrator who needs to move imported Unified CUCM data such as Device Pools, and Calling Search Spaces to a number of sites that belong to the customer.

In this case, the customer administrator would use a Data "driver" data model to store details of the target sites.

Special Brown Field data model with execute method. The execute method will perform a Resource search and move the resources found to the target Hierarchy Node.

Model Details: data/BrownField

An asterisk * in the title indicates the field is mandatory.
If a field has a default value, it is shown in the Description column.
If the field type is an array, the Field Name has a .[n] suffix, where n is the array index placeholder.
Object and array field names are listed to provide context. If a field belongs to an object or an array, the full field name is shown in dot separated notation.

Title					Description	Details
Name *					The name of the brown field data model.	Field Name: name Type: String
Target Hierarchy Node *					Target hierarchy node where the resources will be moved to.	Field Name: target_hierarchy Type: String Choices: []
Quick Move					Perform a quick move. When Quick Move is enabled the move will be batched into one database update statement. Default: false	Field Name: quick_move Type: Boolean Default: false
	Saved Search Elements				A description of the brown field elements to search for and move.	Field Name: saved_search_elements.[n] Type: Array
		Element description			A description of the brown field elements to search for and move.	Field Name: saved_search_elements.[n].description Type: String
		Saved Search *			The saved search to use.	Field Name: saved_search_elements.[n].saved_search Type: String Target: data/SavedSearch Target attr: name Format: uri
	Generic Search Elements				The brown field elements to search for and move.	Field Name: generic_search_elements.[n] Type: Array
		Model type			The model type to search on.	Field Name: generic_search_elements.[n].model_type Type: String Choices: [" "]
			Advanced options		The advanced search options to use.	Field Name: adv_options.[n] Type: Array
				Model field	The model field to search on.	Field Name: generic_search_elements.[n].adv_options.[n].model_field Type: String Choices: [" "]
				Condition	The condition to use in this search.	Field Name: generic_search_elements.[n].adv_options.[n].condition Type: String Choices: ["Contains", "Starts with", "Ends with", "Is exactly"]
				Filter text	The filter text or macro to use in search.	Field Name: generic_search_elements.[n].adv_options.[n].filter_text Type: String
	Direct Query Language [IN clause]					Field Name: direct_query_language.[n] Type: Array
		Model type				Field Name: direct_query_language.[n].model_type Type: String
		Input macro or dictionary *			This input must be in the format of a dictionary where the element names are those of the fieldnames and the values are an array of acceptable values.	Field Name: direct_query_language.[n].input_values Type: String
			Filter options		Search keyword search	Field Name: filter_options.[n] Type: Array
				Model field		Field Name: direct_query_language.[n].filter_options.[n].model_field Type: String
Network Device Filter						Field Name: network_device_filter Type: Object
	Device type				The type of the device, for example CallManager, CUC	Field Name: network_device_filter.device_type Type: String Choices: ["CTX", "CUCM", "CUC", "LDAP", "Lync", "ServiceNow", "TMS", "IOS Device", "WebEx", "CUCCE", "CUCCX", "HCMF"]
	Device Instance				Network Device instance for search limitations	Field Name: network_device_filter.device_instance Type: String Choices: [" "]

Model: data/BrownField

Brownfield

Model Details: data/BrownField