How can I have a dynamic counter in a visio?

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Hello

Suppose I want to have in a view a counter of the "views" (representing "sites", for example) in a top level Visio view.

What is the best way of achieving this?

Thank you.

Best regards

Bruno Sousa

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 19th July 2023
Sebastiaan Dumoulein [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] commented

Hi Bruno. How are views representing sites identified? Are they sub views of another view?
Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] commented

Hello Sebastiaan

Yes, they are subviews.

Thank you.

Best regards
Bruno Sousa
Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] commented

Is it possible to have this counter also “filtered” by alarm severity?

Meaning: X numberof Sites in Major Severity, Y numberof Sites in Minor Severity, etc.

Thank you.

Best regards
Bruno Sousa

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Hi Bruno,

You can use the shape data Info to retrieve alarm statistics for a view (including sub-views). For example, if you would like to display the number of critical alarms for a view (including sub-views) in shape, you could proceed as follows:

View: View Name (or View ID)
Info: VIEW STATISTICS: ###[#TotalAlarms]

Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Posted new comment 20th April 2021
Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] commented

Hello Miguel,

Thank you for the feedback!

And is there any “parameter” that allows me to know how many subviews there are under a top view?

The scenario is as follows:
– I want to know how many sites (number of sviews ) are in alarm (if it is possible to know the severity of the most severe alarm the better.. if not, is not a problem)

Any solution for this use case that you propose?

Thank you.

Best regards
Bruno Sousa
Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] commented

Hi Bruno,
I performed a bit of investigation and I believe it is not possible to display the number of subviews in an overview. So far I could only find that it is possible to retrieve the number of elements [#TotalElements] and the number of services [#TotalServices].
However, there is an option on the Dashboard App to count the number of subviews in a view. Since DataMiner 10.1.4.0 it is possible to perform queries on DataMiner views. For your use case, you can count views based on the value of a view property. This means that the subviews that you plan to count should have the same value for a view property.
Bruno Sousa [DevOps Member] commented

Hi Miguel

Thank you for the help!

What is the option that you say is available in the Dashboard app to count the number of subviews in a view?

Thank you.

Best regards
Bruno Sousa
Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] commented

Hi Bruno,
Apologies for the delay in my reply.
Since DataMiner 10.1.4.0, it is possible to use DataMiner Views as data source. When creating a new GQI query, you will find the option ‘Get Views’.
You can build a query where you can aggregate based on (for example) the value of a specific view property.
This information can be displayed (for example) in a table component.
You can find more information in DataMiner Help – Configuring Dashboard Components (Using Queries Data Input):
https://help.dataminer.services/dataminer/#t=DataMinerUserGuidepart_4newR_DConfiguring_dashboard_components.htm
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