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To automate RCA configuration i used in the past service templates but that means that you can only do this with elements included in services Another option might be the …

I don’t recommend using the alarm repository yet, for now it’s adviced to still use the following method: How to get history of alarms in a protocol? – DataMiner Dojo

I can confirm for now it is better to still use the getAlarmDetailsFromDbMessage instead of the alarm repository, this feature is not fully available yet More info can be found …

Update: it was concluded that the SetParameterIndexByKey() was the only way to do it dynamically. There will not be a fix. The reason is that it isn’t advised to update …

Hi Martijn, indeed when you delete an element the logger table linked with that element should be cleaned up, in case you would notice this is not the case, this …

I can’t immediately think of a workaround either, if you still struggle with this behaviour i would ask to provide the following information to techsupport@skyline.be: -2 element DELT package of …

Were you able to solve this issue? At first glance this looks like a bug, my advice would be to try to see if you can simulate this for multiple …

I don’t think there is a minimul interval to configure on a table but of course caution is adviced. If you are polling and updating faster than DataMiner can process …

There shouldn’t be any limitations related to the string length or characters, if the same method works for other tables then you can consider this as a bug If you …

Were you able to configure the IAM module with the information provided in the template or should we invest to have better documentation? As a side note: the Ziine application …

This issue will probably require a more in depth investigation I would suggest to take the following logging while the issue occurs: -LogCollector package of DMA where the remote element …

I believe a further investigation needs to happen to identify the root cause I do see 2 errors in the alarm console there might be some ongoing issues on the …

What’s happening here is that likely the variable is not filled in when the shape is first initialized, causing the call to be for “*Main*” indices. Those will probably result …