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Hi Frederic, The filter field is optional, and allows to select which rows should be included/excluded in the service in case of a table parameter. The filter can be applied …

From the network stream that you shared, it looks like you are trying to integrate a Zixi Broadcaster in DataMiner. Are you aware that we have a ready to use connector …

Hi Michiel As mentioned by Jens, an internal NuGet would be a lot better as it’s easier to use and has proper versioning. If you still want to use a …

Hey David, You’re on the right track. In order to also display more parameters of the same row into the children object, you can create a group at the ‘lowest’ …

Hi Roger, Based on your description, it seems you are needing one of the deployments methods without Automatic updates. You can find the various options here: DataMiner Cube deployment methods …

Hi Stacey, since you are already working with the trapInfo object (allBindingInfo), you could use the TrapInfo.FromTrapData(trapInfo) method to parse the data. Then the ‘object name’ should be available in …

Hi Santiago, I’m not aware of a way to sort descending instead of ascending. A possible workaround is to add an additional (hidden) column with the values in opposite order …

Hi, as I don’t know your exact setup, I will list some interesting options that could be usefull to create this setup. Forcepropertyfromshape and its variants will allow you to …

Hi peng fei, As far as I know this is not possible. For this case you will need to create parameters for each specific measurement. However, it is possible to …

Hi Khoo Chee Yang, When having a basic serial response (no header, trailer, checksum, etc), DataMiner will fill in the response parameters one by one. This means that if the …

Hi Sam, Unfortunately, this is not directly possible. However there are a few other approaches to achieve what you want: Create a visual overview and show/hide the parameter based on …

Hi Sam, If you would like to have an option available through your Visio, you can consider using WPH path markup. Within the Visual Overview course, there is a video …