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Collect data from output generated by bash shell script execution

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    Dear NetXMS Support,

    I am new newbie to NetXMS monitoring utility. So far I have added nodes and able to monitor regular memory,cpu and snmp stats.
    I need stepwise configuration details to monitor txt output which is generated by any shell script.

    Example :
    There is bash script which will run select query on oracle database and collect some stats in the form of key=value.

    We need to keep collect this value and publish graph or generate alert based on value.

    Please guide me further. Thanks !

    Regards,
    Vikas Jadhav

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      ditonet
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      HTH, Grzegorz.

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