We have a situation where we are displaying the sensor temperature table in Visual Overview, but not all temperatures in the table are relevant; only a few with certain keywords in the primary key. Is it possible to filter the table data in Visual Overview based on certain primary keys?
Note: The picture below shows the table. We only want to see the monitored rows in Visual Overview.
Hi Aldrick,
In this case I believe you could use TableRowFilter (see DataMiner Help). For example, if you plan to include only the temperature for the sensors ‘FAN-side Sensor‘ and ‘PORT-side Sensor‘, you could define the shape data as follows:
ParameterControl: TablePID
ParameterControlOptions: TableRowFilter:PK_PID=FAN-side Sensor;PK_PID=PORT-side Sensor
where TablePID is the table that you would like to display in the overview and PK_PID is the parameter ID of the column parameter containing the sensor name (in your case the primary key)
You can dynamically filter a table so it only shows records that are in alarm. To do this, you can use the ‘ClientSideRowFilter’. As the name suggest this is a client filter while the ‘TableRowFilter’ is a server filter.
Element *
ParameterControl 96
ParameterControlOptions ClientSideRowFilter:Severity>Normal
In the example above, every row that contains a cell that has a severity higher than normal, will be shown.
This is what it looks like for a ‘Task manager’ table:
Hi Aldrick,
yes, that should be possible.
Refer to DataMiner Help, you can make use of “TableRowFilter” in the “ParameterControlOptions” to filter out some rows.
Some examples are included in the Help.