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SLA Definition Data Model

The SLA Definition data model is a built-in model used to calculate the due date or compliance date of another data model, such as findings or tickets. It extends the One to one cluster model data model.

The following table details the default attributes of the SLA Definition data model:

Attribute NameAttribute TypeRelationship TypeRequired
activeTrue FalseN/AYes
baseRiskScoreCalculated (Number)N/ANo
calendarPolicySingle ChoiceN/AYes
complianceStatusCalculated (Single Choice)N/ANo
conditionsCluster conditionsN/ANo
createdByTextN/ANo
dataModelNameCalculated (Text)N/ANo
dateCreatedDate TimeN/ANo
descriptionText AreaN/ANo
displayNameCalculated (Text)N/ANo
flowStateTextN/ANo
lastUpdatedDate TimeN/ANo
managedBySingle ChoiceN/ANo
nameTextN/AYes
numberOutofComplianceCalculated (Number)N/ANo
openFindingCountCalculated (Number)N/ANo
riskFactorOffsetCalculated (Number)N/ANo
riskRatingCalculated (Single Choice)N/ANo
riskScoreCalculated (Number)N/ANo
riskScoringModelRisk Scoring ModelN/ANo
sourcesReference (Base model)SOURCED_FROMNo
totalCalculated (Number)N/ANo
uidUnique IdentifierN/AYes
updatedByTextN/ANo
FOOTNOTES
  • The attribute names are used in Brinqa Query Language (BQL) queries and Brinqa Condition Language (BCL) predicates.
  • In the Type column, Calculated means that the value of the attribute is computed by executing a script. The text in the parentheses after Calculated denotes the type of the outcome. For additional information, see Calculated attributes.
  • In the Type column, Reference means that two data models are related. The name in the parentheses after Reference indicates the other data model.
  • The Relationship Type column only applies to the Category and Reference type attributes. You can use the relationship type keyword in BQL queries.