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How to create correlation rule via code

Solved256 views17th March 2025#C#library Correlation rule
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Mieke Dryepondt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]3.60K 17th March 2025 0 Comments

I am making an APP to ease up any manual configurations and the generation of Correlation rules is one of them.

How can I make a correlation rule (using a specific structure but with input data from a user) through code?
Is there anything I need to be mindful of?

A code snippet / example would be welcome.

Mieke Dryepondt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 17th March 2025

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Debeuf Klaas [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]1.67K Posted 17th March 2025 0 Comments

Hi Mieke,

When creating correlation rules through automation, the best approach you is follow through SLNetClientTest to see what messages are sent, as correlation offers many different options.

Below is an example of a correlation rule snippet used in our regression tests. This rule creates a correlation rule with a sliding window, applying an alarm filter on a specific element/parameter and a condition based on Critical severity. When triggered, the rule generates an alarm on a different element.

note: This is an internal call and we do not recommend using this, as it is not officially supported and we cannot guarantee that it will still work in the future. As a rule, you should avoid using SLNet calls, as these are subject to change without notice.

private void CreateCorrelationRule(Element _setElement, Element __alarmElement)
{
var definition = new CorrelationRuleDefinition()
{
Name = nameof(RT_CorrelationCleanUP_SlidingWindow),
Folder = “Regression”,
GlobalFilter = new AlarmFilter(new AlarmFilterItemParameterID()
{
Field = AlarmFilterField.ParameterID,
CompareType = AlarmFilterCompareType.Equality,
DataMinerID = _setElement.DmaId,
ElementID = _setElement.ElementId,
Parameters = new[] { new ParameterIndexPair(1) }
}),
Conditions = new ExecuteConditionsDefinition()
{
Conditions = new[]
{
new ExecuteCondition()
{
Type = ExecuteConditionType.HasAlarm,
Filter = new AlarmFilter()
{
FilterItems = new AlarmFilterItem[]
{
new AlarmFilterItemInt()
{
Field = AlarmFilterField.SeverityID,
CompareType = AlarmFilterCompareType.Equality,
Values = new[] { 1 }
}
}
}
}
}
},
Actions = new ActionDefinition[]
{
new NewAlarmActionDefinition()
{
Options = NewAlarmOptions.AutoClear | NewAlarmOptions.UpdateBaseAlarms |
NewAlarmOptions.IncludeRuleNameInValue,
DmaID = _alarmElement.DmaId,
ElementID = _alarmElement.ElementId,
ParameterID = 1,
TableIndex = “”,
SeverityID = 1,
SeverityRange = -1,
Value = “5”
}
},
IsEnabled = true,
SlidingWindow = new SlidingWindowDefinition()
{
IsEnabled = true,
SlidingWindowOccurrences = 2,
SlidingWindowTime = 90000, //in milliseconds.
ClearMode = SlidingWindowClearMode.AsSoonAsPossible
}
};

var newRule = new UpdateCorrelationRuleMessage()
{
Type = UpdateCorrelationRuleMessage.UpdateType.New,
RuleDefinition = definition
};

Helper.SendMessage(newRule);
}

Mieke Dryepondt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 17th March 2025
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