I may sound silly but I am confused. I have gone through
Technet article too but I am not getting a clear idea.
I am implementing a Probe-Based Preformance Collector Rule and using VBScript to pull data from OperationsManagerDW database. is simple query which fetches Alerts generated in a particular day. The script is like this:
Set oBag = oAPI.CreatePropertyBag()
call oBag.AddValue("DBName",Cstr(WScript.Arguments(1)))
call oBag.AddValue("Date" ,CStr(oResults(0)))
call oBag.AddValue("Alerts",Cstr(oResults(1)))
oAPI.AddItem(oBag)
Call oAPI.Return(oBag)
and its output is:
<dataitem sourcehealthserviceid="34917726-4329-2B6D-07EE-1856B3490565" time="2012-02-17T22:08:00.6636792+05:30" type="System.PropertyBagData">
<property name="DBName" varianttype="8">OperationsManagerDW</property>
<property name="Date" varianttype="8">02/17/2012</property>
<property name="Alerts" varianttype="8">22</property></dataitem>
I am not sure what will be the best way to assign Performance Mapper Values, so that I get Number of
Alerts (in Y-axis) and Date (in X-axis) in Performance View. Presently I have configured this as:
<objectname>$Data/Property[@Name='DBName']$</objectname>
<countername>Alerts/Day</countername>
<instancename>$Data/Property[@Name='Date']$</instancename>
<value>$Data/Property[@Name='Alerts']$</value>
But I am sure its correct or not.
One more thing.
Right now I am getting only one data against date but what do I have to do with this PropertyBag if I want to collect data for 30 days or 60 days. So what should I do in script (i know the SQL query but how should i collect data in propertybag and how to
configure this rule in scom).
Regards,
Ravi
Scripts for performance collection - Performance Mapper Values
