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Transform string to integer

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    rainerh
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    Hello,

    I get the disk temperature in string format:
    Temperature Disk HDD4 = 40 C/104 F
    The value is 40 C/104 F (string)
    How can I transform these value for Thresholds to integer? And I only want to get 40 without "C/ 104 F"
    For Example warning if temperature is grater then 50 C

    Thank you
    Rainer

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      tomaskir
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      Here is an example of a transform script:

      // $1 will be inserted into the Transform Script (see Transform Script hints)
      
      // here we do a regex capture of numbers
      $1 ~= "(\\d+).*";
      
      // first capture group will be $1, so we return that
      return $1;
      

      This will return a number.
      So just set DCI to unsigned integer type.

      Then setup a threshold like normal to have alarms.

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        rainerh
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        Works fineΒ  πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

        Thank you very much
        Rainer

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