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Hi Baranisudha, Please take a moment to review some of the ad hoc data sources available on GitHub that retrieve alarms. These examples should help you get started on creating …

Hi Stefan, This is probably where the domain of the user that has access to the share should be added, e.g. domain\user

Hi Gina, It is not really recommended to use SLNET messages in general as these messages are not officially supported nor documented. In this case, I would advise you to …

Hi Conan, Restarting the web server (through IIS) would probably have worked as well. We have created a tasks to make this functionality more robust and to decrease its impact …

Hi Zyan, I believe you are missing the row key in your shape data ‘ParemeterControl’. In your example, it should be as follows: ParameterControl|405:0 More information in DataMiner Docs In …

On DataMiner Docs, I read the following If you have alarms grouped by view, and an alarm event occurs on an element that is in multiple views, the alarm is …

Hi Hari, There is a similar question about this topic: Get alarms for filtered elements by view I believe it should cover your use case. Hope it helps.

Hi Jon, What I was thinking that could be an idea to achieve this: Create a very tiny protocol with a parameter with the “save”-attribute and that is writeable and …

Hi Reinout, Currently, the DOM editor would the easiest solution to export DOM instances. When importing the DOM instances again, the CRUD scripts should get triggered. Do keep in mind …

Hi Tim, The easiest way to serialize and deserialize a DOM instance is by using the ‘domInstance.ToJson()’ and ‘DomInstance.FromJson()’ methods.

Update: It turns out that aliased elements can be used inside the ChildrenSource shape data. It wasn’t working in this case due to fetching filtered data from a partial table. Adding …