Component Tables

Overview

This article provides information on the following tables of the Component Tables:

  • ComponentState
  • ComponentType
  • ComponentTypeStateUtilization
  • ComponentTypeStateDraw
  • DeviceComponentStateDraw

Information

ComponentState: This table contains the various states in which a component can exist. It is preconfigured and should not be modified.

Column Description
ComponentStateId           The primary key.
Name           Active, On, Off, Idle, Suspend, Unknown, Hibernate, EnergyWisePowerLevel(0 - 10), Database24HrEvent.
ComponentTypeId           100 (CPU), 200 (User), 300 (Display), 1000 (EnergyWise)

 

ComponentType

Column Description
ComponentTypeId           100 (CPU), 200 (User), 300 (Display), 1000 (EnergyWise)
Name           CPU, User, Display, EnergyWise

 

ComponentTypeStateUtilization: This table stores the default values for usage percentages of computers and displays in their various states (On, Off, Sleep). These values correspond to values defined under the CPU and Display Baseline Percentages section in the  Global Settings page of the Sustainability Dashboard Administrator console and are used to calculate the baseline value.

Column Description
ComponentTypeStateUtilizationId           The database-generated key for the row.          
Utilization           The usage percentage for the specific ComponentState and ComponentType combination.
ComponentStateId           The ComponentState, such as CPU On (100), Display Sleep (301).
componentTypeId           The ComponentType, such as CPU (100) and Display (300).



DeviceComponentStateDraw: Update this table to record a device’s watt draw for a particular state. If not used, the defaults of ComponentTypeStateDraw are used. This is not relevant for EnergyWise devices.

Column Description
DeviceId           Key from Device table.          
ComponentTypeId           Key from ComponentType table.          
ComponentStateId           Key from ComponentState table.          
Wattage           The watt draw for the Device/ComponentType/ComponentState combination.

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