MachineUserSoftwareSignature
M:n relation between MachineUser and SoftwareSignature for per user signatures.
erDiagram
InformationSource ||--o{ MachineUserSoftwareSignature : "InformationSourceID"
MachineUser ||--o{ MachineUserSoftwareSignature : "MachineUserID"
SoftwareSignature ||--o{ MachineUserSoftwareSignature : "SoftwareSignatureID"
Fields
| Field |
Type |
Description |
| AnalysisExtras |
xml |
Holds additional analysis data |
| Created |
datetime |
Date/Time this relation was created in the database |
| FirstScan |
datetime |
Date/Time of the scan that created this relation |
| ID |
numeric |
Internal ID for the MachineUserSoftwareSignature entity (Primary Key) |
| InformationSourceID |
numeric |
Internal ID that references the InformationSource entity (Foreign Key) |
| InstallDate |
datetime |
Date/Time of installation (if available) |
| KeyLastWriteTime |
datetime |
Date/Time the Registry for this signature was last updated |
| LastModification |
datetime |
Date/Time of last write to this entity |
| LastScan |
datetime |
Date/Time of the last scan that updated this relation |
| LastScanGUID |
guid |
GUID of the scan that created this relation |
| LastUsage |
datetime |
For Metering signatures, date/time of last detected usage. Redundant to information in UsageDetail, provided for ease of querying and performance. |
| MachineUserID |
numeric |
Internal ID that references the MachineUser entity (Foreign Key) |
| ScanHint |
string |
Additional information from the scanner for this machine to signature relation |
| SoftwareSignatureID |
numeric |
Internal ID that references the SoftwareSignature entity (Foreign Key) |
References
| Column Name |
Referenced Table |
Description |
| InformationSourceID |
InformationSource |
Defines different information sources in the case that different scanners update information for the same machine |
| MachineUserID |
MachineUser |
m:n relation between machines and users |
| SoftwareSignatureID |
SoftwareSignature |
A software signature is a unique pattern detected by software scan, like a fingerprint that a particular software leaves on machines. |