Relative data
Gents,
Can you please explain, how should I set the counter settings, if I need to keep:
1. relative data
2. I don't need absolute values
3. I don't need an average by time
For example I have the following transaction logs counter.
PowerShell script returns the Number of the current log.
Now+10min: 10250
Now: 10001
Now-10min: 9860
I need to monitor this counter, if it increased more than +200 per 10 minutes -> alert
select * from polldatatemplate where graphid='976'
"graphid";"oid";"timeinterval";"timeavg";"saveabsolutes";"protocolid";"isnumeric";"ssave"
976;"3606";600;f;f;4;t;t
What does mean column "ssave" ?
Thanks
Can you please explain, how should I set the counter settings, if I need to keep:
1. relative data
2. I don't need absolute values
3. I don't need an average by time
For example I have the following transaction logs counter.
PowerShell script returns the Number of the current log.
Now+10min: 10250
Now: 10001
Now-10min: 9860
I need to monitor this counter, if it increased more than +200 per 10 minutes -> alert
select * from polldatatemplate where graphid='976'
"graphid";"oid";"timeinterval";"timeavg";"saveabsolutes";"protocolid";"isnumeric";"ssave"
976;"3606";600;f;f;4;t;t
What does mean column "ssave" ?
Thanks
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