Substitution parameters are available for both state-based and threshold-based alerts.
Parameter | Description |
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%Alert% | A three-part name supplied by the alert system. It includes the names of this alert, the resource, and the key performance indicator on which this alert is based. |
%Current_state% | The current state of the resource on which this alert is configured. |
%KPI% | The name of the key performance indicator on which this alert is based. |
%Resource% | The name of the resource with which this alert is associated. |
%SCC_URL% | A link to Sybase Control Center, where more information about the alert may be available. |
%Severity% | The severity of this alert: critical or warning. |
%Source_application% | The application on the managed resource that generated this alert. |
%Time% | The date and time at which the alert fired, in this format: Tue Sep 15 10:10:51 2009 |
%Top_resource% | The name of the alerted resource’s top-level parent resource. This is valuable when the alerted resource is a component of a larger system (a database in a server, for example). If the alerted resource has no parent, %Top_resource% and %Resource% have the same value. |
Parameter | Description |
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%Alert% | A three-part name supplied by the alert system. It includes the names of this alert, the resource, and the key performance indicator on which this alert is based. |
%Datapoint% | The current value, on the alerted resource, of the KPI on which this alert is based. |
%KPI% | The name of the key performance indicator on which this alert is based. |
%Resource% | The name of the resource with which this alert is associated. |
%SCC_URL% | A link to Sybase Control Center, where more information about the alert may be available. |
%Severity% | The severity of this alert: critical or warning. (Critical is more serious.) |
%Source_application% | The application on the managed resource that generated this alert. |
%Threshold% | The threshold value at which this alert fires. |
%Time% | The date and time at which the alert fired, in this format: Tue Sep 15 10:10:51 2009 |
%Top_resource% | The name of the alerted resource’s top-level parent resource. This is valuable when the alerted resource is a component of a larger system (a database in a server, for example). If the alerted resource has no parent, %Top_resource% and %Resource% have the same value. |