Export Focus Statistics

Last modified 17 Oct 2025 10:11 +02:00

Export focus statistics command allows users to export statistics about focus objects and their properties.

All exported statistics are intentionally approximations. Counts of objects are given in the form of scale as the maximum number in that particular scale "level".

Table 1. Count scale example
Exact count Approximate value

1

99

10

99

100

999

998

999

1004

9999

Cardinality and distributions are in form of a ratio to the total amount of values across all objects of given type (multivalued properties are counted as many times as they have values). Missing values and count of multivalued properties are in form of a ratio to the total amount of objects of given type.

Cardinality and distribution are calculated/shown only when they are useful enough. For the distribution, it means there are not more than 20 "categories" of values. For the cardinality, we specified a limit of 1000 categories, which is there mainly for performance reasons. Cardinality and distribution are mutually exclusive (to avoid exposure of more precise counts through external calculations).

Statistic are exported only about following focus types:

  • User

  • Role

  • Service

  • Org

And only for following properties of above objects:

  • Description

  • Documentation

  • Subtype

  • Lifecycle state

  • Jpeg photo

  • Cost center

  • Locality

  • Preferred language

  • Locale

  • Timezone

  • Email address

  • Telephone number

  • Full name

  • Given name

  • Family name

  • Additional name

  • Nickname

  • Honorific prefix

  • Honorific suffix

  • Title

  • Employee number

  • Personal number

  • Organization

  • Organizational unit

  • Display name

  • Identifier

  • Mail domain

  • Display order

  • All properties in extensions if not explicitly excluded

Any of above properties can be explicitly excluded (-ei, --exclude-item). Statistics can be exported to SYSOUT or to file (-o, --output). Use -O, --overwrite switch if you wish to overwrite an existing output file.

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