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==General principles for [[MNet]] super-administration==
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The advanced mode will allow an administator to write a full SQL query to be played on all target Moodles. Note that the SQL must be independant of local context to have a chance to proceed with success.
The advanced mode will allow an administrator to write a full SQL query to be played on all target Moodles. Note that the SQL must be independent of local context to have a chance to proceed with success.


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General principles for MNet super-administration

MNet super-administration is a feature allowing to massively execute some administration commands on a set of virtualized Moodle platforms. The commands are transmitted to each node using a dedicated MNet function attached to the VMoodle Block scope. The emitting platform should subscribe to the super-administration service, receiving nodes should publish the super-administration service.

The MNet super-administration will provide a unique process for executing any network administration command :

  1. Building the command : Mostly SQL orders, build manually or through some command preset.
  2. Choosing targets.
  3. Command execution and getting results.

Tip !! : command and targets are stored in session, thus it will be easy to execute the same command on another target set, or keeping the target set and making a new command on it.

Super-administration main screen provides several command sets. As super-administration is a fully extensible architecture, developers and integrators may easily add command blocks and define new command templates.

Advanced mode

The advanced mode will allow an administrator to write a full SQL query to be played on all target Moodles. Note that the SQL must be independent of local context to have a chance to proceed with success.