Alarm Log allows multiple filters - but is the log, so cannot acknowledge or terminate.

Dashboard gives me access to the xml, but do not know what xml I need to add to have State = Outstanding.

Having the State field as an additional display selection option on the Dashboard Alarms would be great - actually - it would be near perfect

Perfect would be to include a search field - that would be perfect and would be the pen-ultimate Alarm browser.

The ultimate? - have these in Alarm browser as well

Best regards,
Victor

Am I correct in my understanding that what was being done here provided multi column filtering - which in this case is events, but equally applies to Alarms?

Does anybody have this or variations of this working?

I want to be able to select a container, show the alarm view, filtered by both the container and by status = Outstanding, and if possible, still have the filter visible. This seems to give me two out of three and putting it into an Object tool where I asks for the third filter, possible to have a three way filter that dynamically updates.

Thanks,
Zach

	/**
	 * Create filter of type SET
	 */
	public ColumnFilter()
	{
		type = SET;
		set = new HashSet<ColumnFilter>();
		operation = AND;
	}

	/**
	 * Add new element to SET type filter
	 *
	 * @param filter
	 */
	public void addSubFilter(ColumnFilter filter)
	{
		if (type == SET)
			set.add(filter);
	}

It will look something like this:

filter = ColumnFilter();
filter.setOperation(ColumnFilter.OR);
filter.addSubFilter(normalFilter); //ColumnFilter that filters events from event_severity column that have normal state
filter.addSubFilter(warningFilter);  //ColumnFilter that filters events from event_severity column that have warning state

sourceFilter = ColumnFilter(java.lang.Integer(ColumnFilter.EQUALS),0)
#Time filter is over 24 hours, or 86,400 seconds
timeFilter = ColumnFilter(long(time.time()-86400),long(time.time()))
#Start a log filter, and add our filters to the two  columns
logFilter = LogFilter()
#Columns  in the Event Log are: event_id, event_timestamp, event_source, dci_id, event_code, event_severity, event_message, user_tag, root_event_id
logFilter.setColumnFilter("event_severity",normalFilter)
logFilter.setColumnFilter("event_timestamp",timeFilter)
eventLog.query(logFilter)
critTable = eventLog.retrieveData(0,1)

Rather than just filtering for Critical or Normal events, I'd like to build a ColumnFilter that filters for both, so that I don't have to do two separate queries. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Zach

If you mean regexp filtering you can write like this: "level[04](.*)"
This will mean that line should contain "level0" or "level4" and anything after that, that will be used like Event parameter.