Datasets¶
YANG models are designed in a hierachial fashion represented in xpath notation. Analytics gives you the capability of producing datasets with the xpath representing the key and data associated to the xpath as the columns.
xpath |
module |
nodetype |
datatype |
|---|---|---|---|
xpath/number/one |
Cisco-model1 |
container |
|
xpath/number/two |
Cisco-model1 |
leaf |
string |
xpath/number/three |
Cisco-model2 |
container |
|
xpath/number/four |
Cisco-model2 |
leaf |
integer |
etc… |
The only required field is the xpath.
Choose a “Base YANG Set” and the YANG module(s) in the set that you want the dataset based on. There are 30+ possible data points associated to each xpath. Choose “Included columns” (default” All columns) or “Excluded columns” (default: none).
Actions:
Display dataset - A new browser window will show the results of the dataset.
Download dataset - A file will be downloaded to the browser which is in a format that can be imported into various other applications such as Microsoft Excel or Apple numbers.
More than one YANG module or a “Module category” can be selected to “Display dataset”, but, the resulting new browser window may be too large to realistically view. “Download dataset” is a better option in this case.
Example of openconfig-interface dataset with 4 columns.
