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SetSapControlCredentialsInput

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input SetSapControlCredentialsInput {
  id: ID!
  shared: Boolean
  canDecrypt: Boolean
  name: String
  username: String
  password: String
  privateKey: String
  privateKeyPassphrase: String
  certificateChain: String
}

Fields

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.id` ● `ID!` non-null scalar

The ID identifying the credentials to be updated. From the context the monitored system and its type is known. The id can either be:

a combination of <namespace>.<key> to point to the credential purpose
a number pointing to the credential purpose (negative for built-in positive for custom ones)

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.shared` ● `Boolean` scalar

The shared flag (true for global credentials)

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.canDecrypt` ● `Boolean` scalar

The flag whether this credentials can be decrypted or not. If it is false the credentials are not decrypted

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.name` ● `String` scalar

The name for this credentials object.

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.username` ● `String` scalar

SAP control user.

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.password` ● `String` scalar

SAP control user password.

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.privateKey` ● `String` scalar

Private key in PEM format.

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.privateKeyPassphrase` ● `String` scalar

Private key password.

`SetSapControlCredentialsInput.certificateChain` ● `String` scalar

Certificate chain in PEM format in correct order, root certificate comes last.

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