Learning

Hi Ken, You should be able to use [property(Alarm.FIELD_YYYYY)] as a placeholder in the alarm value for a new alarm action. (also see Script condition functions | DataMiner Docs)

Hi Apurva, Can you please double-check if the (windows server) time on both the servers from the failover pair is exactly the same? Also, verify if both servers sync to …

Hi Dieter, This is definitely possible using the ‘Line & area chart’ component. To display the lines using different colors, you have to customize the component theme. In the theme …

Indeed, I checked this also with Stacey who had a similar use case (https://community.dataminer.services/question/automate-user-group-permissions/). At the time he had investigated this and could indeed get this working based on some …

Encoding issue is not related to interaction via InterApp calls, but the protocol itself, and the fact that in the background, data from protocol tables is kept in xml file. …

Hi Ahmed, You can go to the alarm console, right click on an alarm and choose Open. This will open the alarm in a new tab. Once the alarm is …

Hi Edward, Looking at your code snippet, it seems that the parameterValue and tableIndex should be swapped for it to work. The error probably came from trying to set the …

Hi Maxime, Regarding your specific question, I had a look at the web service API, there are some methods that allows you to retrieve data related to Visio files (e.g. …

Hi Apurva, Instead of using ViewID, you could use the property ‘View’. Note that this is an internal call and we do not recommend using this, as it is not …

Hi David, If you would like to display the value of a script parameter in the scheduled event, you could the placeholders explained here. Below an example: Result: Hope it …