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Transformation Script in Templates not working NetXMS 3.2

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    stoffmann
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    Hello,

    ill try to get a transformation script in a template to work in NetXMS 3.2.
    The script is:

    sub main()
    {
      return $1 / 1024 / 1024 / 1024;
    }

    The DCI is colleting Total drive sizes for all drives with FileSystem.Total({instance}), and i want them to be in GB.

    Every time I test the script I get the error attached. (Cannot execute script: Incompatible operation)

    If I use the same transformation directly on the node without Template it works.

    What am I doing wrong?


    Error.jpg

    General.jpg

    Transformation.jpg

    Instance.jpg

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      Filipp Sudanov
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      Test from template is actually not yet implemented, that's why the error. Apart from that your DCI should work, whether defined directly on a node, or in a template.

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        stoffmann
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        Thank You.

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