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Use Multiple Test Conditions to Trigger Alert
There have been many instances where I am unable to effectively create an alert because we are unable to choose more than one condition required for the alert to trigger. Example:
I want to alert if a value is greater than 0 and does not change for more than 1 hour. Can this be done with complex datapoints or can this be in a future update?
Drew_Watson
Posted 11 years ago·Last reply 11 years ago
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Annie_Dunham
·11 years agoAndrew, we added delta = 0 in the last release. Would setting your valid value range to be .0001 - x combined with delta = 0 move you in the right direction?
Drew_Watson
OP11 years agoSantia: No there are not a limited number of values. It would vary for each datapoint on a few different datasources. And a script may funtion as a work around but, youre right, its not a clean solution.rn rnAnnie: Sounds like a good first step, thank you.
Annie_Dunham
·11 years agoWe have a few ideas, but the first step is getting you the ability to use delta = 0. Well get that in our queue.
Santia_Morris
·11 years agoThe Alert Trigger Interval lets you create an interval for which a value greater than 0 condition must persist. For example, if your polling cycle is every 5 minutes, you would set the trigger interval in Edit datapoint in your datasource to 12 (5min X 12 = 60 min).rnSee http://help.logicmonitor.com/using/datasource/creating-datasources/defining-datapoints/how-do-i-define-the-threshold-on-my-datapoints/ for more details.