Optivity Telephony Manager: System Administration - BT Business

618 Alarm management
Example:
function counter samplefile(counter n) {
string severity_level;
severity_level := AlarmLevelToString($NormalizedSeverity);// Calling
another function
n:=n+1;
if (n=1) {
send(nf_samplefile,
$DeviceTime,": Device ",$CurrentTrapSource,
" generated a ",$CurrentTrapMajor,".",$CurrentTrapMinor,
" trap with severity level: ",severity_level,",
ErrorCode: ", $ErrorCode, ".");
n:=0;
}
return(n);
}
rule r_samplerul {
if ($CurrentTrapDevice="ITG")
{
count_samplefile:=samplefile(count_samplefile);
}
}
Using the sample script files
You have two methods available for writing scripts. You may have a single script in the
script file and define all of the rules and functions in this one script, or you may have
multiple scripts in the script file and define rules and functions for each script.
Single script
An example of a script file that contains a single script is sample_wizard_script.txt
included with your OTM software. A printout of this script appears in “Sample Alarm
Wizard script file” on page -931 of "Script file summary".” In this example, there is only
one script titled “GeneratedScript.” This script has multiple rules to check for a
condition and perform a defined task when the condition occurs. Typically, if the rule is
satisfied, the script calls a function that initiates an action. The notifications can be
located outside the script, and the function can call the notification from inside the script.
The file sample_wizard_script.txt is a file that has been generated by the Alarm Script
Wizard. You can modify this file manually; however, you cannot open it using the
Alarm Script Wizard once it has been modified. See “Alarm Script Wizard” on
page 624.
553-3001-330 Standard 3.00 August 2005