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title: "Standard CCS Attributes"
canonical: "https://docs.infoblox.com/space/NCSG/23199813/Standard%20CCS%20Attributes"
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|  |  |  |  |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Script Section | Action Section | Issue Section | Trigger Section |
| **Script:** | **Action   ** | **Issue-ID    ** | **Trigger ** |
| **Script-Filter** | **Action-Commands** | **Issue-Severity** | **Trigger-Template ** |
| Script-Description | Action-Description | **Issue-Template** | **Trigger-Commands  ** |
| Script-Variables | Action-Filter | **Issue-Filter** | **Trigger-Filter** |
| Script-Timeout | Action-Timeout | **Issue-Details** | Trigger-Variables |
| Script-Login | Output-Triggers | Issue-Variables | Trigger-Description |
|  |  | Issue-Description | Output-Triggers |

`Attributes`` ``in`` ``bold`` ``are`` ``mandatory`` ``when`` ``the`` ``section`` ``type`` ``is`` ``used`` ``in`` ``a`` ``script.`

Each section type — Script, Action, Issue and Trigger—is written using a series of *attributes* that define how NetMRI processes the section. CCS defines a set of standard attributes used by all scripts to contain defined values, call other script sections, load list data and other functions.

Unlike variables, an attribute may contain multiple values and call other scripting elements. An Action, for instance, can call a Trigger.

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**Note:** All attributes specifications in CCS scripts are case-sensitive–each attribute is cited in initial caps in a script, as in `Action-Filter` or `Issue-Variables`.

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Though *attributes* within a section type are mandatory or optional, a specific *section* type is not necessarily required for a script. For example, the **Cisco ****Set**** Port**** Fast** CCS script (found in **Configuration**** Management**** –>**** Job**** Management** tab **–>****Scripts**) contains two Action sections and two Trigger sections, with no Issue section.

Standard CCS attributes are described in the following subsections.