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Shape Showing Highest Alarm State for Elements inside of a Service

Solved1.08K views11th July 2023Highest Alarm State ParameterSummary ServiceContext
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Daniel Lentoiu619 28th November 2022 0 Comments

Hi Dojo members,

I have a service and this means that I have Elements inside this service that are being used also by  other services.

I would like to show in a shape box the Highest Alarm state of a part of the elements linking this to the Service itself. For this I believe that ServiceContext Shape Data Filed could be what I am looking for.

Since for this service the parameters of the elements are many and all of them are of interest( being in the Service Context point of view )I would like to see the Highest severity being showed if any of the parameters from any of those elements that are part of the service to be displayed.

Doing so now I have a shape that is being showed and since I have no Alarms the Color is Green. (But is the logic correct ?)

If I do not specify the parameters (1007 and 11102) the shape will not take any color.

I would like to point to the elements that are part of the service and not to put a long list of elemID:paramID.

Is there an easy way ?

Thank you for your time.

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 11th July 2023

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Toon Casteele [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]7.01K Posted 29th November 2022 0 Comments

As far as I can tell from the code, I don't think the ServiceContext will apply to the ParametersSummary. A solution to this could be to add a subscription filter in the ParametersSummary table key part like this:

Max|34906/637:1007:filter=xxx|34906/547:11102:filter=xxx|Alarm

As I understand it though, you also want to automatically take a summary of several parameters of included elements?

If you want all parameters' alarm color of all included elements, this is just the service state, but if you automatically want to iterate over all elements and get the highest alarm states of SPECIFIC parameters, that doesn't seem possible. If that is the case, I'm curious what the exact use case is here.

Eventually, all of the above could be achieved with a combination of the BackgroundColor shape data and executing an automation script that outputs a variable (e.g. a color or an alarm state to be combined with the "[color:Severity=...]" placeholder) upon opening the page. An example of the script execution that outputs a variable can be found in the inspire workshop video: https://community.dataminer.services/video/the-latest-and-greatest-of-visual-overview/ (it actually also fetches the elements in the service just like you would do).

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 11th July 2023
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