All about ProTop's etc/dblist.cfg file
The PROTOPDIR/etc/dblist.cfg file contains one line for each OpenEdge component ProTop is currently configured to monitor. Each line consists of the following components, separated by pipe symbols and in this order:
friendlyName|/dbpath/dbName|serverName|monitor[|dlcPath[|group[|codePath]]]
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Component |
Mandatory? | Description |
| friendlyName | yes | An arbitrary name for the component being monitored by ProTop. e.g. protop myProdDb |
| /dbpath/dbName (no .db) | yes | The explicit path of the database, including the database name without the .db extension. e.g. /data/app1/db/sports (drop the .db). If the component is not a database, use -1 here instead. |
| serverName | yes | The output of the hostname command for the server. |
| monitor | yes |
Is this component being monitored by ProTop? |
| dlc | no | Used by dbmonitor.sh when starting agents where the component does not use the default DLC for this ProTop installation as set in bin/protopenv. |
| group (aka type or resrcType) | no | This corresponds with the resource's Group attribute in the ProTop Portal. It is used in conjunction with the ProTop Configuration File Hierarchy and is referred to there as "group". |
| codePath | no | Resource Specific PROPATH to accommodate resources that use different versions of OpenEdge |