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Dashboard with line graph from table

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    mrocha
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    Hello,

    Maybe this has allready been answered, but I'm trying to create a line graph, inside a dashboard.
    The datasource should be a table with data collected from a DB query.
    How can I do this?
    I have been going around with this and would greatly apprecciate any help.
    Thank you

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      mrocha
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      Anyone can help ?

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        Tursiops
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        I don't think you can do that directly.

        However you should be able to create a separate DCI that uses a script.
        That script could utilise GetDCIValue (https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NXSL:GetDCIValue) and Table methods (https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NXSL:Table) to obtain the data you're after. That DCI can then be used in the Dashboard.

        Hope that helps somewhat.

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          mrocha
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          Thank you for your help.

          I'll take a look at this information and see what I can get of it.

          Greetings.

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