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Script on Transformation Tab is not performing any action

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    Luis Montaño
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    Hi everyone, I have an issue.
    I don't know if I'm doing something wrong.
    I have following script that I'm going to use to avoid collection of wrong values (hundred of TB)  obtained from snmp "iftable"
    I dont get any error (of sintaxis) but the script is not performing any action.
    In adition, there is a way to debug this scripts used on transformation tab?. I'm using Windows Server 2012R2 as Netxms Server and PostgreSQL

    [script]
    interface = GetInterfaceObject($node, ((int)$dci->instance));
    speed = interface->speed;
    if ($1 > speed){
        return 0;
    }
    else{
        return $1 * 8;
    }

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      Tursiops
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      Hi,

      You can do some inline debugging by using the trace command, e.g.

      trace(0,interface->speed);
      

      That would log interface->speed in the server's log at debug level 0. Standard string concatenation rules apply.

      You may also want to do $1 * 8 prior to the speed comparison.
      For all I recall $1 is Bytes, but interface speed is Bits.

      Cheers

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        Luis Montaño
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        I did what you told me.
        with debugging I could realize that "$dci->instance" was returning the name of the iface instead index(returned in instance discovery)
        I have to create another function that return iface index by providing ifname.
        Thanks for your help 😄

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