Table: VDA

Each entry describes an Virtual Desktop Application (VDA), type APPLTYPE_VD.

ColumnName DataType Key Not Null Default Value Comment
ApplicationID INTEGER PK, FK NN   Unique application ID (foreign key refers to table Application)
VDType INTEGER     1 Virtual desktop connection broker
1LeoStream
2VDM client
3XenDesktop
The advanced settings of a XenDesktop definition are stored as an entry with the same ApplicationID in the ICA table
4VMware View
The advanced settings of a VMware View definition are stored as an entry with the same ApplicationID in the RDP table
Server NVARCHAR(255)       Server name or IP address
Username NVARCHAR(255)       Username for logon
Pass NVARCHAR(255)       User password for logon (encrypted)
(use 000f4367616e78637f6c6e7e6e7a766760 for $ELUXPASSWORD single sign-on)
Domain NVARCHAR(255)       Domain name
UseSSL SMALLINT(6)     0 Use secure connection via SSL
0|1
ShowLastUser SMALLINT(6)     0 Last user is displayed in logon dialog
0|1
Options INTEGER     0 Options (currently not used)
USBRules NVARCHAR(255)       Defines the USB rules when connecting with VMware View
Protocol NVARCHAR(255) RDP Defines the protocol which is used to present the virtual desktop
RDP | PCIOP | RGS | localvm
ReservedString1 NVARCHAR(255)        
ReservedString2 NVARCHAR(255)        
ReservedInt1 INTEGER        
ReservedInt2 INTEGER        
AllowH264 BIT   NN 0 for VMware Blast protocol
USBConnectOptions INTEGER   NN 0 for VMware Blast protocol
IndexName IndexType Columns
PRIMARY PRIMARY ApplicationID

 

how to create

CREATE TABLE VDA(
ApplicationID INTEGER NOT NULL,
VDType INTEGER,
Server NVARCHAR(255),
Username NVARCHAR(255),
Pass NVARCHAR(255),
Domain NVARCHAR(255),
UseSSL SMALLINT,
ShowLastUser SMALLINT,
Options INTEGER,
USBRules NVARCHAR(255),
Protocol NVARCHAR(255),
ReservedString1 NVARCHAR(255),
ReservedString2 NVARCHAR(255),
ReservedInt1 INTEGER,
ReservedInt2 INTEGER,
AllowH264 BIT NOT NULL,
USBConnectOptions INTEGER NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT FK_VDA_ApplicationID_Application_ApplicationID FOREIGN KEY (ApplicationID) REFERENCES Application (ApplicationID),
PRIMARY KEY (ApplicationID));