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How to set event Severity depending on SNMP variable value?

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    afilnara
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    Hello!

    My NetXMS server accepts traps containing nine variables, including variable "severity".

    I need to set event's severity according to value of that variable.
    Is there any possibility to do this (using scripts, for example)?

    Something like

    if ( $event->parameters[2] == "7")
    {
     $event->severity = 1;
    }

    (this script does not work, execution error: Unknown object's attribute.
    But according to wiki https://wiki.netxms.org/wiki/NXSL:Event there is the Int32 attribute named "severity" for the object "event", so why do i get this error "Unknown object's attribute"? )

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      MarcusH
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      severity is the attribute, setSeverity is the method

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