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Placeholders in Correlation generated alarm

Solved1.05K views24th May 2023Correlation rule placeholder
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Trong Huynh [DevOps Member]744 24th May 2023 1 Comment

Hi all,

When using a Correlation rule to generate a new alarm, this article seems to suggest that you can use placeholders to generate the value text for the new alarm.

It doesn’t work for me. Here’s my New Alarm action:

And here’s the new alarm that it generated

i.e. it doesn’t seem to replace the placeholder with the actual value.

Can anyone see what I did wrong?

Thanks.

Trong Huynh [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 24th May 2023
Jens Vandewalle [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] commented 24th May 2023

Hi Trong, Have you tried by also placing square brackets around the field objects?
[parameter([field(dmaid)], [field(eid)], 100)]

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Bert Vandenberghe [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]8.29K Posted 24th May 2023 1 Comment

Hi Trong,

Be default the value of the alarm is not evaluated to replace such placeholders (for performance reasons). You need to specifically enable this option ‘Evaluate Alarm’, as also mentioned in help article you referenced, 4th bullet point of step 6.

Did you enable this option?

I hope this helps.

Bert

Trong Huynh [DevOps Member] Posted new comment 24th May 2023
Trong Huynh [DevOps Member] commented 24th May 2023

Thanks Bert, I didn’t have the “Evaluate value” box checked.

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