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Trigger Level The firing of automatically checked alerts may also be suspended based on
data changes. In this drop-down you can choose between three levels of
reoccurrence.
Always
The alert is fired every time the trigger event(s) occur and the alert condition
is fulfilled.
Message changes
The firing of the alert is suspended until the alert Message changes. This is
of course only meaningful with dynamic message text. Note that the state
of the alert condition does not necessarily have to change in order for the
evaluated message to change.
State changes
The firing of the alert is suspended until the alert state changes, i.e. the
alert condition has been unfulfilled during at least one check and becomes
fulfilled again during a later check. This is the strongest type of alert suspension.
Click Next to continue.
Step 5 - Define the Action(s) to Take when the Alert Fires
The fifth page of the Alert wizard
In this final step you decide what actions should be taken when the alert is fired. If your alert is for check by
macros only, this step may not be necessary.
Message Here you type the message to be displayed with the alert. In case of pop-up
alerts this is what appears in the pop-up. In case of mail alerts this is the body
text of the mail. The text may be defined as a QlikView expression for
dynamic update. By clicking on the ... button the full Edit Expression dialog
is opened for easier editing of long formulas.
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