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Rafael got the elegant solution for this problem: You can link the Dropdown inside the query as filter. That is very intuitive & convenient solution as it shows directly what …

Hi Juan, If I understood your question correctly, it can be done if the child element is known. The documented approach is to use the DataMinerSystem library to retrieve that …

Hi Thomas, Based on your description and my additional questions, there doesn’t seem to be anything obviously incorrect about the setup. I suggest you get into contact with tech support …

Hi Jan-Terje, You can also check the current replication factors with: SELECT keyspace_name, replication FROM system_schema.keyspaces; A replication factor can then be changed using the ALTER KEYSPACE command, for example: …

Hi Dario, I was waiting to see if anyone else had a better suggestion, but it does not seem like anyone is responding to this question. One possible way to …

Hi Chris, When a script does not contain a Script class, DataMiner automatically wraps the code in one. As a result, your code is effectively transformed into the following, which …

Hi Alberto, Your plan seems solid. Although it’s technically possible to migrate in CU4, We indeed recommend you first go to 10.5.0 [CU11] or higher before migrating to the new …

Hi Robert, I never renamed a parameter description in a QAction myself, but there are some important things you need to make sure of. It is not possible to create …

Hi Ramesh, I could not find in the documentation a way to get the root time from the alarm that triggered the correlation rule. Find below a snippet that should …

Hi Nuril, For this use case, you will require an automation script that will enable/disable the correlations rule. You can find a snippet of the script in a previous question. …