Contains a GQI Data Source that fetches the DOM History of a DOM Instance.
Warning
Minimum required DataMiner version 10.3.4. To fully use everything of the source it's recommended to have 10.4.0, or higher.
The DOM History we fetch are also DOM Objects, therefor to have all the dashboard and app features we need to add Metadata to the row indicating that this row is linked to a DOM Instance. This is available from DataMiner 10.4.0 onwards. If your DataMiner system is 10.4.0 or higher you can uncomment the define preprocessor tag in the main .cs file.
Default:
// You can uncomment these directives to support newer features if your DataMiner system supports it.
// See the Github readme for more info on what these features do.
// https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/SLC-GQIDS-DOM-History
////#define DATAMINER_10_4_0For 10.4.0 onwards, uncomment the #define DATAMINER_10_4_0:
// You can uncomment these directives to support newer features if your DataMiner system supports it.
// See the Github readme for more info on what these features do.
// https://github.com/SkylineCommunications/SLC-GQIDS-DOM-History
#define DATAMINER_10_4_0- Install the Data Source.
- Create a new query in you dashboard or app.
- Select "Get ad hoc data"
- Select "Get DOM History"
- Fill in the DOM Module, or link a feed
- Fill in the DOM Instance ID, or link a feed
- Drag the query on your dashboard or app.
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