GQI script Parameter Description

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Hi Dojo,

I'm working on a GGQI script, in the script we get a DOM resource, from the resource I get an element, depending on which pool it is I want to display a number of parameters (PIDs hardcoded) with their values and alarm level. I already have a lot:

public List<GQIRow> GetRows()
{
var rows = new List<GQIRow>();

string dmaId = _arguments.Resource.Info.LinkedElementInfo;
var element = _arguments.Dms.GetConnection().GetDms().GetElement(new       DmsElementId(dmaId));

var VirtualResourceDirectoryParam = element.GetStandaloneParameter<string>(596);

string paramName = ????
rows.Add(new GQIRow(paramName, new[] {
new GQICell{ Value = paramName},
new GQICell{ Value = VirtualResourceDirectoryParam.GetValue() },
new GQICell{ Value =  VirtualResourceDirectoryParam.GetAlarmLevel().ToString()},
new GQICell{ Value = "TBD" },
}));
return rows;
}

Getting the pool is also not an issue but I don't know how I could get the parameter description, any suggestions?

Timothy Van Poucke [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 5th June 2025

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Hi Timothy,

If you know the protocol name and version, you can use GetProtocolMessage to retrieve all the information about the protocol.

var message = new GetProtocolMessage(element.Protocol.Name, element.Protocol.Version);
var result = (GetProtocolInfoResponseMessage)gqiDms.SendMessage(message);

var allParameters = result.AllParameters;

For more details, see the documentation here:

https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/api/types/Skyline.DataMiner.Net.Messages.GetProtocolInfoResponseMessage.AllParameters.html

Timothy Van Poucke [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 5th June 2025
Timothy Van Poucke [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] commented

Thanks! as I have my element I can use
GetProtocolMessage getProtocolMessage = new GetProtocolMessage(element.Protocol.Name, element.Protocol.Version);
var protocolInfo = (GetProtocolInfoResponseMessage)_arguments.Dms.SendMessage(getProtocolMessage);