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Last DCI value in event mesagge

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    testos
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    Hi!

    I need to put the last DCI value in event message. How can I do it?

    Best regards.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      You can write a simple NXSL script which will return DCI value and use it in message template via %[] macro. For example, you can create script called "LastValue" with the following code:

      return GetDCIValue($node, $event->parameters[5]);
      

      and then use macro %[LastValue] in message template to insert last value of associated DCI in threshold violation events.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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        testos
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        Thank you!
        Great support!  😮

        Regards,

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          testos
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          Hi Victor, could you complete this event-specific parameters table?

          $event->parameters[1] -> DCI Data parameter
          $event->parameters[2] -> DCI description
          $event->parameters[3] -> ??
          $event->parameters[4] -> ??
          $event->parameters[5] -> DCI ID
          $event->parameters[6] -> ??
          $event->parameters[7] -> ??

          Thanks in advance.

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            Victor Kirhenshtein
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            Hi!

            For threshold violation events, it is:

              1) Parameter name
              2) Item description
              3) Threshold value
              4) Actual value
              5) Data collection item ID
              6) Instance

            For threshold rearm event:

              1) Parameter name
              2) Item description
              3) Data collection item ID
              4) Instance
              5) Threshold value
              6) Actual value

            For standard events, you can find list of event-specific parameters in event description (accessible via event configuration view).

            Best regards,
            Victor

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              testos
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              Thank you, Victor!

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