configurationLocation

P33689
predicate

Indicates the place or context where a configuration is stored, applied, or defined.

All labels observed (10)

Label Occurrences
configurationLocation canonical 23
configurationDirectory 16
configurationStoredIn 12

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: configurationLocation
Generated description
Indicates the place or context where a configuration is stored, applied, or defined.

Sample triples (62)

Subject Object
FileVault System Settings > Privacy & Security (modern macOS) ⓘ
Spotlight search System Settings ⓘ
Spotlight search System Preferences (older macOS versions) ⓘ
Control Center (macOS)
linked to: Control Center
System Settings ⓘ
Control Center (macOS)
linked to: Control Center
System Preferences ⓘ
VTP VTP server switches via predicate surface "configurationStoredOn" ⓘ
Domino Router Domino Directory via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
Domino Router names.nsf via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
YUM /etc/yum.repos.d via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
OpenStack SQL database via predicate surface "configurationBackend" ⓘ
NTLDR root of system partition via predicate surface "configFileLocation" ⓘ
systemd-boot /boot/loader/loader.conf via predicate surface "configurationFileLocation" ⓘ
Pacman /etc/pacman.d via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
Upstart /etc/init ⓘ
Portage /etc/portage via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
VACM SNMP-VIEW-BASED-ACM-MIB tables via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
smit Object Data Manager via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
Do Not Disturb System Preferences ⓘ
Do Not Disturb System Settings ⓘ
Windows Boot Manager EFI system partition ⓘ
Windows Boot Manager system reserved partition ⓘ
Windows Boot Manager active system partition ⓘ
File History Control Panel > System and Security > File History via predicate surface "configurationPath" ⓘ
OpenRC /etc/init.d via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
OpenRC /etc/conf.d via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
HTTP Strict Transport Security specification server HTTP response headers ⓘ
launchd /System/Library/LaunchDaemons via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
launchd /Library/LaunchDaemons via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
launchd /Library/LaunchAgents via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
launchd ~/Library/LaunchAgents via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
Safe Attachments Microsoft 365 Defender portal ⓘ
Safe Attachments Exchange admin center ⓘ
SQL Server Agent msdb system database via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
DQS Client DQS_MAIN database via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
gpg-agent ~/.gnupg via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
Time Machine (Mac OS X feature) System Settings ⓘ
Time Machine (Mac OS X feature) System Preferences ⓘ
Spaces (virtual desktops in Mac OS X) System Preferences ⓘ
pkg /usr/local/etc/pkg via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
Oracle Internet Directory
linked to: OID
Oracle Database via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
ODI Studio master repository via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
ODI Studio work repository via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
Yellowdog Updater, Modified /etc/yum.repos.d via predicate surface "configurationDirectory" ⓘ
Octavia database via predicate surface "configurationStoredIn" ⓘ
SRP Batcher Render Pipeline Asset settings ⓘ
packer.nvim init.lua via predicate surface "typicalConfigLocation" ⓘ
packer.nvim lua/packer_init.lua via predicate surface "typicalConfigLocation" ⓘ
lazy.nvim init.lua ⓘ
lazy.nvim lua configuration modules ⓘ
Windows Ink Windows Settings > Devices > Pen & Windows Ink ⓘ