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Outside executing a script and setting session variables as output, I don’t think we have a clean way to do this (and even then I’d need to check if the …

Hi Edib, As far as I know this is not possible from within a DOM CRUD script. In case time is not that important, you could consider sending the calls …

Hi, Found the problem, I had set it wrong in the Triggers, which caused the QActions to run before the parameter was set. I add double check validation value in …

Hi Mauricio, My best advice is to reach out to Techsupport. We’ll need a LogCollector package to help you more effectively.

Hi, That is possible with a feature called “Redundant polling”. However, this requires a change to the protocol.xml of the connector. More info can be found here. Regards,

Hi Hari, I see you are using the Interactive Automation Script component. This component has an On Finish event that is triggered when the automation script finishes. In this event, …

Hi Ryan, I’m afraid there’s no such way. By design, all generated alarms have entries stored in the timetrace table, and the same applies to Information Events in the infotrace …

Hi Daniel, In the Node Edge component, there are a few different ways to position nodes and edges: Custom – users can manually drag nodes and edges into position. Layered …

Hi Alexandre, Unfortunately, to my knowledge, none of the three options you mentioned are possible at this moment. If you would really like to see these implemented, I suggest creating …

Hi Lisa, Yes, this is expected behavior. The last run time and result are not stored in DataMiner but in Windows Task Scheduler. Therefore, the information shown in the Scheduler …

Hi Felix, I believe the best way to approach this is through a custom operator in GQI that reflects the state of the item. This could add an enum value …

Hi, you can access the write parameters IDs at Parameter.Write.XXX_1902 in a similar fashion to other parameters. You can also retrieve the trigger PID using protocol.GetTriggerParameter().

Hi Ryan, As SLProtocol is responsible for managing all the elements in your system and requires multiple threads, mutexes, and other system resources, it is not necessarily a reason for …