Hi!,
I 'll advise you to do a bit more testing. The only statement that updates the
history, is the $alert.update("text") . Infact, if you omit the text (like
$alert.update("") ) you won't get any history entry at all.
/Henrik
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vegne af Orlebeck, Geoffrey
Sendt: 20. august 2015 19:52
Til: '[email protected]'
Emne: [msmom] Upate Resolution State with Comment History
Is there a way to update the resolution state of an alert and add a comment
without creating two separate entries in the Alert History?
I setup a test alert and want to modify the Resolution State ID to a custom ID
of '2'. Using this (there is only one alert), I semi-achieve what I want:
$Alert = Get-SCOMAlert -ResolutionState 0 -Severity 2 -Name "Geoff_Test*"
$Alert.ResolutionState = 2
$Alert.Update("Testing comment function")
If there are multiple alerts, I can pass them through a foreach loop:
$Alerts = Get-SCOMAlert -ResolutionState 0 -Severity 2 -Name "Geoff_Test*"
foreach ($Alert in $Alerts)
{
$Alert.ResolutionState = 2
$Alert.Update("Testing comment function")
}
I understand my code is two steps, so it creates two entries in the alert
history: a generic "Alert modified by user" when the Resolution State changes
and a second entry with the 'Testing comment function' text. My goal is to have
the resolution state change with the comment I'm defining. I've tried a few
different ways of wrapping the commands without luck. Is anyone currently doing
this?
Thanks.
-Geoff
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