Is there a way to set custom property values from your groovy script in your datasource? | Product Discussions

domenicbetters · 2023-05-16T19:47:23Z

Hey there. I’m relatively new to logic monitor and I received a request from a client. The request is as follows. They wanted us to be able to provide not only blocked processes alerts for their SQL dbs but also for us to provide a breakdown of what is blocking what.My solution to this was to edit the datasource that contains the processblocked datapoint. I made some good progress. I was able to create a custom property field for the instances that I’m monitoring. I then edited the script for the collector attribute so that in theory that if particular datapoint (processessblocked) shows a value of greater than 0, it uses hostSets() to change that custom property value to the blocker session ids using some custom sql script within. When I test it using the test button pointed at my sql server, it works exactly as i expected. It shows the default value of the property unless it hits that block process value of 1 or more. then the property reads with the needed info. However after I save the datasource. And put this in to practice, no matter what the custom property on those instances never update or change. I also tried applying similar logic to the active discovery script with the same results. Seems to work fine through testing but then nothing in the actual instance changes. I can post any or all of the groovy script if need be. Is it something simple like some sort of syntax I’m not getting or am I not even in the right area to do what I’m attempting to do?Any help would be appreciated and like I said, I’ll gladly provide any more info or code if need be. Thanks

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