Hi Pedro,

Indeed, I was planning to propose using GQI queries to display information from multiple element tables in a single one. However, as you already noticed, the table component used to display results from GQI queries is not able to display properties from the columns (e.g. trend icon, alarm severity). For severity, you could workaround this by using conditional coloring.

The drawback of this workaround is that you will need to define the thresholds manually. This means that if a threshold is updated in the alarm template assigned to these elements, the threshold defined in the dashboard will need to be updated as well.

Apart from coloring, you can customize the columns. There is a nice tutorial about this feature in DataMiner Docs (Styling a table component)

Hope it helps.

Hi Miguel,

We have multiple Integral Monics systems (Integral Systems Monics Automon UDP) around the globe monitoring satellite downlink traffic. The element has three tables, a carrier, a transponder and a beacon table that display the corresponding traffic type.

I want e.g. to create one single transponder table that will display all the transponders from all these elements with the corresponding alarm severity status.

In Dashboards, I am able to display the parameter tables for each element separately but I am unable to combine them. With a GQI query I can combine the information however I do not see the alarm severity status.