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Add the alarm description in email message

Solved343 views16th February 2026Correlation rule placeholder send email
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Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate]168 12th February 2026 0 Comments

Dear DoJo,

In a correlation rule sending an email I try to add the alarm description as defined in an information template. Since I cannot find any placeholder for this to use I wonder if there is another way to put that information in the email message.

Thanks in advance

Michael

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 16th February 2026

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Luís Freitas [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]930 Posted 13th February 2026 1 Comment

Hi Michael,

First of all, apologies for starting a new answer. I couldn’t share screenshots in the comments.

I’m afraid you’re correct: the alarm description isn’t available either as a placeholder or within the alarm info data.

Alarm Info details:

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 16th February 2026
Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate] commented 13th February 2026

Hi Luis,
Thank you for the confirmation. It's a pity but I suppose will have to adapt the parameter description then.

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Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate]168 Posted 13th February 2026 0 Comments

Hi Luis,
I'm afraid this is not exactly what I'm looking for. I've added for some parameters an alarm description in an information template. That is what I want to add in the email. But there is no placeholder for that. I think that is not even in the correlated alarm info include as described by Felix.

Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate] Answered question 13th February 2026
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Luís Freitas [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]930 Posted 12th February 2026 0 Comments

Hi Michael,

You can achieve that by using placeholders in both the subject and message fields of a correlation rule's email action.
This is described here (see point 4 → Note): Sending an email | DataMiner Docs

And as you can see in the example below:

I hope this helps!

Kind regards,
Luís Freitas

Luís Freitas [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Answered question 12th February 2026
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Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst]2.39K Posted 12th February 2026 0 Comments

Hi Michael,

a possible solution is passing the correlation content to the automation engine by running a script as action in the correlation and send the mail from the script.

A special parameter (pipe separated) exists for the correlation param.

e.g.:

<Correlation Alarm Info>
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A pipe-separated string containing information about the alarm that triggered the correlation rule (only if the script was executed via a correlation rule):
0:alarmId|1:agentId|2:elementId|3:parameterId|4:parameterIdx|5:rootAlarmId|6:previousAlarmId|7:severity|8:type|9:status|10:alarmvalue|11:alarmTime|12:serviceRca|13:elementRca|14:parameterRca|15:severityRange|16:sourceId|17:userStatus|18:owner|19:impactedServices|20:propertyCount|propcount*2|scriptNamevt0:alarmId|1:agentId|2:elementId|3:parameterId|4:parameterIdx|5:rootAlarmId|6:previousAlarmId|7:severity|8:type|9:status|10:alarmvalue|11:alarmTime|12:serviceRca|13:elementRca|14:parameterRca|15:severityRange|16:sourceId|17:userStatus|18:owner|19:impactedServices|20:propertyCount|propcount*2|scriptName
For an example of how to parse the information in this string, see How do I parse Correlation Alarm Info data?

Here is a documentation of these parameters:

Special parameters available in automation scripts | DataMiner Docs

Running an automation script from a correlation rule | DataMiner Docs

Felix Wesemeier [DevOps Catalyst] Answered question 12th February 2026
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Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate]168 Posted 12th February 2026 0 Comments

Hi Felix,

Thanks very much for your response! I was afraid that this will come but it seems to be the only solution.

Thanks again

Best regards

Michael

Michael Kotsias [DevOps Advocate] Answered question 12th February 2026
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