6.3.19 Threshold verification definition file
In the threshold verification definition file, define the conditions for verifying thresholds.
- Organization of this subsection
(1) Format
In a threshold verification definition file, you can write verification conditions for fixed and statistical thresholds together. The following shows the format of the threshold verification definition file.
(2) Details of resource definition
The table below describes the contents of the definitions concerning resources in the threshold verification definition file. You must write fields in the definition file in the order in which they are listed in the following table.
Key name |
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rscid |
Specify the resource ID of the verification object. If you specify multiple resource IDs, define all the necessary keys as separate key definitions. |
stime |
Specify the start time of verification object based on the information extracted from the database. Specifiable parameters are year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. If this key is omitted, the start time is the earliest time recorded among the extracted data. |
ptime |
Specify the end time of verification object based on the information extracted from the database. Specifiable parameters are year, month, day, hour, minute, and second. If this key is omitted, the end time is the latest time recorded among the extracted data. |
col_range start time ((00:00:00 to 23:59:59)) end time ((00:00:01 to 24:00:00)) |
Specify the time range of verification objects by specifying the start time and end time. Delimit hour, minute, and second values with a colon (:). Delimit start time and end time with a semicolon (;). If you specify multiple points of time, write them continuously as separate key definitions. You can define this key up to five times. |
stat_sum_time ((24 to 720)) |
Specify the total length of the time zones to calculate the statistical threshold. |
stat_timing |
Specify the time or interval to calculate the statistical threshold. If this key is omitted, the statistical threshold is calculated at intervals of 1 hour.
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When coding a resource definition, note the following:
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Write as many resource definitions as the number of resources to be defined.
(3) Details of subresource and instance definition
The table below describes the contents of the definitions concerning subresources and instances in the threshold verification definition file. You must write fields in the definition file in the order in which they are listed in the following table.
Key name |
Value |
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subrscid# |
Specify the subresource ID of the verification object. Specification of a nonexistent subresource ID causes an error. |
instance ((character string of up to 255 bytes)) |
Specify the instance name of the verification object instance by a character string of up to 255 bytes. You can specify multiple instance names successively to verify multiple instances. |
threshold
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threshold_OVER ((1 to 99)) |
Specify the number of times the threshold can be exceeded continuously. |
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For the subresource IDs that are assigned to the subresources of user resources, see 6.3.14(6)(d) Subresource ID.
For the subresource IDs if the resources provided by SSO, see E. Resource IDs.
When coding a subresource and instance definition, note the following:
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After the resource definition, write as many subresource and instance definitions as the number of combinations of subresource and instance to be defined.
(4) Examples
The following shows examples of a threshold verification definition file.
- Example of definitions in the threshold verification definition file (when fixed thresholds and multiple instances are specified)
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- Example of definitions in the threshold verification definition file (when fixed thresholds and multiple subresources are specified)
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- Example of definitions in the threshold verification definition file (when statistical thresholds are specified)
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- Example of definitions in the threshold verification definition file (when fixed and statistical thresholds are specified)
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