We¹re doing this with event procedures. You¹ll need to combine several
procedures to fill in the alarm title variable 0x12b4c we¹ve been
discussing. Here¹s a short example where 0xffff0001 is the raw event coming
in, and 0xffff0002 is the event that you¹ll use to create your alarm.
0xffff0001 P "CreateEventWithAttributes( \
{C CURRENT_MODEL}, \
{H 0xffff0002}, \
SetEventAttribute( \
GetEventAttributeList(), \
{ H 0x12b4c }, \
Append ( \
Append ( \
GetEventAttribute( {U 2} ), \
{ S \" \" } \
), \
GetEventAttribute( {U 3} ) \
) \
) \
)"
0xffff0002 E 50 A,3,0xffff0002
This sets the title to a concatenation of var 2 and var 3, with a space in
between. Event procedures are very arcane, poorly documented, and hard to
debug, but they¹re the only way to perform event modifications like this.
HTH,
Jim
On 7/23/10 9:55 AM, "Saurabh Bohra" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Environment: SPECTRUM 9.2 on Windows 2008
>
> I want to have alarm title based on concatenation of a static text and
> the trap varbind.
>
> As an example: A trap with 5th varbind contains a string "ABC is not running"
> or "XYZ is stopped". I want to display the Alarm Title as follows (having
> static text "Process Down:"):
>
> Process Down: ABC is not running
> or
> Process Down: XYZ is stopped
>
> ===================================
>
> Concatenation of two or more trap varbind.
>
> As an example: A trap with va22 contains a string "CPU Utilization exceeded"
> and var3 contains the current value say "87" as:
>
> CPU Utilization exceeded 87
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Saurabh
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