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Hi Ryan, After the service is created you need to edit then and for each element set the ‘Maximum severity on included element’ to ‘Normal’, that way the element alarm …

I’m not sure if there’s an easier way now but I used to do this with automation scripts. You can very easily create a simple automation script to Assign Template …

Hi Alija, Can you tell me which protocol ? Kind Regards, Robbe

Hi Gerrardo, Thanks for reporting this issue, it has been placed on our backlog. Until this issue is fixed, a couple of workarounds exist. Filtering with negative values can be …

Hi Walter, any chance you still have the full stack trace? There may be a few more hints at other levels of the stack. Based on the comment above, I’d …

Hi peng, Bram is absolutely right — the correct flow to use is: After startup trigger -> Action -> group -> Action -> dummy param -> QAction If you’d like …

You should be able to notify DataMiner of a file update from your script, after creating/editing it. Could you try it out with the following method? Do note that this …

Hi, The following sequence can be used to trigger a QAction after element startup. Note: this will be executed every time the element is (re)started. After startup trigger -> Action …

Hello Stefan, You could run the following script to identify which DMA’s didn’t handle/receive/processe the service delete properly: Sync Check | DataMiner Docs Regards, Davy

Hi Benjamin, I tried doing this using your code and this seems to work fine on my system. What database are you using? This could be a clue as to …

Hi Benjamin, I performed a small test using a modified version of this ad-hoc data source SLC-GQIDS-ActiveAlarmsUsingFilter, and I was able to successfully retrieve an active alarm that matches the …