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Hi Pedro, I believe for this case you could use correlation rules. A possible approach: Correlation Rule: Alarm filter: Alarm C Persistent event (1 minute) Rule condition: Parameter value that …

Hi Felix, Thanks very much for your response! I was afraid that this will come but it seems to be the only solution. Thanks again Best regards Michael

Hi Michael, a possible solution is passing the correlation content to the automation engine by running a script as action in the correlation and send the mail from the script. …

Hi Flavio, I’m not sure whether a solution along the lines below would be feasible in your case, but if I wanted to “import” the trending data of certain parameters …

Hi Ryan, A possible option is to create a small script that can set the service property. The button in the Visio file can be linked to this automation script. …

Hi Matt, There is no way to force the table to load all rows using this type of filtering. We chose to only load some data (based on some rules) …

Hi Edson, I performed a small test and can reproduce the issue (using 10.5.12.0). Interestingly, I am able to include other generic parameter (e.g. [Element Alarm State]). Since the information …

Hi Fernando, Do make sure to also disable/remove the rule on the Windows Firewall which allows incoming traffic on port 8004.

Data API enforces a strict 1 MB limit for JSON payloads, and this limit cannot be increased. See Data API Limitations | DataMiner Docs A 1 MB JSON is already considered large …

I’m not sure how the Launcher behaves when more than one record is returned, it could very well be just a like a browser; it choses one and tries to …

Hi Mariana, For the second setup, the parametersubscriptionfilter does not work for the [param] placeholder, could you try using the “SubscriptionFilter” shape data with the same value and see if …