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Creating and Managing User ProfilesCreating and Managing User Profiles with the Built-in
Database
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365-360-001R6.0
Issue 1, December 2008
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Figure 23-7 Database Table Tool Panel Displaying the Users Table
Understanding the Database Table Tool Panel
The Database Table Tool panel contains the following sections.
• The table view list appears on the left side of the panel and lists the names of all
available views.
Important! The tables that are displayed in the left side of the panel are specific to
the users. These are different for each user(s) and are displayed as they are defined in
the 8950 AAA database.
A Table is a database file that contains rows of information. Each row in a table
represents a record and each row contains one or more columns or fields. The example
8950 AAA supported schema (shown in the following sections) contains 4 tables:
• Authentication for User Profiles
• Accounting for storage of RADIUS accounting records
• Active-Accounting
• Boot-Records
A Table View is a predefined presentation of data from a table. A view may contain only
certain rows or only specific columns. It is possible to have more than one view for a table.
For example, one view might list only users in the realm “foo.com” while another view
would only list users in “bar.com.” With the SMT Database Table Tool you can describe a
range of views to help you manage your data. You can edit table contents and manage
table views from this panel.