How to get a list of view names under a specific view form surveyor tab?
16th February 2024
Just to add a small addendum to Jarno’s answer The GetViews method will return all views on the surveyor (i.e. all under the root view + root view) If you …
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16th February 2024
Just to add a small addendum to Jarno’s answer The GetViews method will return all views on the surveyor (i.e. all under the root view + root view) If you …
16th February 2024
Hi Felix, When a custom command is triggered, the automation script is ran in the name of that user’s linked DataMiner account, so you always know who clicked the button. …
16th February 2024
Hi Yuki, At first glance, everything seems correct with your system regarding prerequisites for DataAPI. The only thing I can right now guess could present an issue is the HTTPS …
16th February 2024
Hi Vish, You will have to order it yourself. You can use Enumerable.OrderBy Method (System.Linq) | Microsoft Learn to quickly do that.
16th February 2024
Hi, This is available in the Skyline.DataMiner.Core.DataMinerSystem.Common nuget, through the following method: Method GetViews | DataMiner Docs. All of the nuget packages we officially support are listed here: Skyline NuGet …
15th February 2024
Hi Shawn, Just tested against 10.3.12.0 and see the same behavior. This seems to me as a design choice as the masked alarm is still linked to the view. Moving …
15th February 2024
Hi Jens, It is possible to use the ‘KeyExists’ exposer to retrieve all DOM instances that have a value for a given FieldDescriptor. There are however some important notes: This …
15th February 2024
Hi Cristel, The upgrade from 10.1 to 10.2 is a major upgrade, and for a major upgrade you indeed need a new license file. But the good news is that …
15th February 2024
There is a ‘Measurement Configuration’ page that lists all detected interfaces. On this page you can enable or disable the monitoring of interfaces. Enabling an interface will make it available for …
15th February 2024
This went from a single negative, to a double negative option, with one being an empty string, so changing this to check if it was either of the positive options …
15th February 2024
I had exactly the same idea: to be able to use the DOM editor to import DOM definitions for an install package. It’s not ideal, but I opened the source …
15th February 2024
Hi Thomaz, The filter string you are using includes the * wildcard, meaning it will match anything ending with the matching label. If you use [data:Label] instead of *[data:Label] this …
15th February 2024
Hi again, This solution will not work for me, but it could be that I don´t do it correct. Maybe not correct skills to understand exactly how I shall do …