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Hex-String to text DCI transformation

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    yordi
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    Hi,

    With a DCI i get a Hex-string  "56 4E 42 51 44 39 4B 30 59 46"
    Online i can let it translate to text ( https://coding.tools/hex-to-ascii ) , then i get "VNBQD9K0YF" This is a serial number of a printer.

    Ho knows the Netxms scripting language to use in de transformation part of the DCI to get this Hex-string transformed to text in Netxms?

    Greetings

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi,

      this script will transform first argument from hex string (space separated) into text:

      l = length($1);
      out = "";
      for(i = 1; i < l; i += 3)
      	out .= chr(x2d(substr($1, i, 2)));
      return out;
      

      You should be able to use it as is in DCI transformation.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        yordi
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        Thanks, Victor

        Works perfect !!

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