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- Some System Monitors may provide an "acknowledge" operation, that signaling has known problem.
- Should an "acknowledge" operation have been performed for a specific service in the System Monitor then job chain
ResetNotificationswould stop JobScheduler from sending notifications for that service for errors that have already occurred. - Do not configure the order run time for this job chain, as job chain will be triggered by the System Monitor's "acknowledge" operation via add_order XML command.
Examples
Example ResetNotifications
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<add_
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order> XML command
The following example shows the XML command sent from a monitoring system to the JobScheduler to call the sos/notification/ResetNotifications job chain and set the relevant service name as acknowledged.
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| Element | Attribute | Value | Description | |
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| add_order | XML Command to add the new order to the specified job chain on the JobScheduler. | |||
| job_chain | sos/notification/ResetNotifications | Job chain path must correspond with the path of the ResetNotifications job chain installed on the JobScheduler. | ||
| id | Order identifier. | |||
| title | Order title. | |||
| param | 3 following parameters must be set: | |||
| name | service_name | JobScheduler Monitoring Error | Relevant service name to set all already occured service errors in JobScheduler Interface Monitor as acknowledged. | |
| name | system_id | op5 | System identification. Corresponds with | |
| name | operation | acknowledge | Fixed value. Operation name to execute the acknowledgement in the JobScheduler Monitoring Interface. |
Example ResetNotifications
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<add_order> XML command via Perl script for op5 monitor system
This example shows the integration of a Perl script into op5 monitor system that automatically sends the above XML command to the JobScheduler sos/notification/ResetNotifications job chain.
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