You use the Modes parameter to define what function the connector is going to perform. For more information, see Connectors.
Each class of connectors has a list of modes that it supports. The following list includes some of these modes:
Aggregate Connectors
ModeList
Query
Alarm Connectors
AlarmHistory
AlarmHistoryColumnList
AlarmStatistics
AlarmSummary
AlarmSummaryColumnList
ModelList
OLAP Connectors
CubeList
DimensionList
MeasureList
ModeList
Query
MDO Connectors
ModeList
AttributeList
Delete
Info
Insert
Select
Update
SQL Connectors
ColumnList
Command
FixedQuery
FixedQueryWithOutput
ModeList
Query
TableList
Tag Connectors
Current
GroupList
History
HistoryEvent
ModeList
Statistics
TagList
Xacute Connectors
ModeList
Query
TransactionFolderList
TransactionInputList
TransactionList
TransactionOutputList
XML Connectors
ModeList
XMLQuery
PCo Connectors
For both tag-based and table-based PCo agents:
ModeList
PassThrough
Logs
For tag-based PCo agents:
TagList
GroupList
AggregateList
SecondaryList
MetadataList
TagRetrieveQuery
TagAggregateQuery
TagStoreQuery
For table-based PCo agents:
TableList
ColumnList
DBQueryBuilder
DBFixedQuery
DBCommandQuery
KPI Connector
AttributeList
Delete
Info
Insert
KPIList
ModeList
Select
Catalog Connectors
Current
GroupList
History
HistoryEvent
ModeList
RetrieveProperties
Statistics
TagList
Note
All connectors within a class may not implement all of the recommended modes. Connectors can also add new modes.
To return a list of supported modes for a connector, run a ModeList query, such as the following: http://<servername>/XMII/Illuminator?Server=MyServer&Mode=ModeList.