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Hello Daniela, Usually, I start by increasing the logs and with that you can find out in which Qaction the issue is occuring. I search for setcolumns and 220 and …

Hi Nils, The actions in the contextmenu on a table parameter can be used for more complex scenarios than a simple parameter set action. They can require multiple arguments, directly …

We currently do not support configuring trend templates with rules that match or filter a primary key value.

Hi Dominik, Indeed, when using Clustered Databases, the timetrace table no longer exists in Cassandra. Here, alarms are kept in Elasticsearch. You can check out which indices you have in elasticsearch …

Hi Michiel, Manage to get it working with parameters below. Appreciate your assistance.

Gilles Everything is possible in Linux OS, but it won’t be just a few clicks. What is the intention behind installing the software under a custom directory? Typically /data storage …

Hi Pedro Consider checking out the following parameter type DataMiner Info You can add it to a connector as if it were a regular parameter but it will be loaded …

‘Resource Management Based’ is only for Resource Tasks. Then, incoming tokens will be processed one by one, as there is only on single resource assigned to the node in the …

Low code apps should run in the timezone of your browser. Users will see different times if their timezone differs. However, currently it’s not possible to change the timezone within …

Yes, it’s possible to schedule an alarm template so it’s only active at specific times. You can find more information about this here: https://docs.dataminer.services/user-guide/Basic_Functionality/Protocols_and_templates/Alarm_templates/Configuring_alarm_templates.html#scheduling-an-alarm-template

A BPA test could probably do the trick. There is one for the minimum requirements check: Minimum Requirements Check | DataMiner Docs

Hi Joel, You can click the discrete values below the ranges in order to give them a color. Do you see these discrete values for new configurations? Does the above …