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How to pass parameter to script

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    Lostavar
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    How can I pass parameters to user-defined scripts?
    How can I pass instance parameter (parameter %6 which is DCI's instance attribute) from action-definition to user-defined script (because calling user-defined script is in format %[scriptname])?

    Thanks in advance.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      In the script, you have access to all event attributes via $event variable, which is an object of class NetXMS_Event with the following attributes:
      code - event code
      id - event id
      severity - event severity (as number)
      timestamp - event timestamp (as UNIX timestamp)
      message - event message text
      userTag - user tag associated with event
      parameters[] - array with event parameters

      So, to access event's parameter 6, you should use

      $event->parameters[6]
      

      Best regards,
      Victor

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