Api data parsing
25th September 2024
Hi, You will need to create a QAction that triggers on change of the API response parameter, which will contain the necessary C# code to parse the object (response) and …
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25th September 2024
Hi, You will need to create a QAction that triggers on change of the API response parameter, which will contain the necessary C# code to parse the object (response) and …
25th September 2024
Hi Andrea, Without investigating in more detail, I don’t think it’s possible today to have a trigger on a failed snmp set. If the set fails, doesn’t that trigger a …
25th September 2024
Hi Bing, Another possible option is to use the export functionality available in Cube: Generate a list of all parameters in a protocol version. Hope it helps.
25th September 2024
Hi, When retrieving primary keys you should not assume they come in any specific order. Ordering is only done when displaying the data to the user. The only guarantee is …
25th September 2024
Hi Bing, I did a brief investigation on the updated Skylicons. Seems like they hold a lot of Bezier curves which have limited support currently in the Cube Visio rendering. …
25th September 2024
Hi Bing, If you have access to the connector in Visual Studio you could create a macro to go over all parameters and extract that information with a snippet like …
25th September 2024
Hi Geovanny, The most likely cause for that issue is that you updated one of the Skyline.DataMiner.Core NuGets to a newer version while another one of your NuGets depends on …
25th September 2024
There is no out-of-the box import/export functionality for alarm filters, but you can always copy the xml files directly from one DMS to another. They can be found in C:\Skyline …
24th September 2024
Hi Edson, I believe you can use the DCF Helper nuget functionality to use methods like using (var dcf = new DcfHelper(protocol, Parameter.mapstartupelements_63993, opt)) { dcf.DeleteAllManagedDCF(); } The above will …
24th September 2024
Hi Ed, There used to be a Generic SNMP Set connector, but it is no longer available to deploy from our catalog. Let check something and I can send you …
24th September 2024
Hi Gaspar, If you want to display to the user a nice error message, you can use the GenIfException. Example: You can also try to do something like the following:
24th September 2024
Hi Ana, A possible option is using an outer join operation. After the outer join, you can use column manipulation operator (concatenate) to create columns based on the result of …
24th September 2024
Hi Geovanny, I cannot put screenshot in the comment on your comment, so I’ll start a new comment section. I’m trying to do it through the automation script. This is …
24th September 2024
Hi Amar, Could you post a screenshot of your code to see how you are doing it? Also are you doing this from inside a connector or an automation script? …