Hey all,
I am looking into creating a query in order to get all of the Alerts (eventually from a given Date/Time) for Nodes, Interfaces, etc. and am assuming that the Orion.Alerts table is the correct one to pull said information from. So, I created this query;
SELECT TOP 100 Name, Enabled, Description, StartTime, EndTime, DOW, NetObjects, Trigger, Reset, Sustained, LogFile, LogMessage FROM Orion.Alerts ORDER BY StartTime ASC
..in order to take a peek and see what I see in this table. Imagine my surprise when I saw this sample of the 16 records this query returned.
<e>
<DOW>2,3,4,5,6,7,1,</DOW>
<Description></Description>
<Enabled>true</Enabled>
<EndTime>1899-12-30T23:59:59</EndTime>
<LogFile></LogFile>
<LogMessage></LogMessage>
<Name>Edge Bandwidth higher than 50% used to SCOM</Name>
<NetObjects>,22163,22164,22173,24016,23143,14633,14648,14671,14675,15826,15844,</NetObjects>
<Reset>< 50</Reset>
<StartTime>1899-12-30T00:00:00</StartTime>
<Sustained>0</Sustained>
<Trigger>> 50</Trigger>
</e>
1899?!?!?
The thing is, if I'm on the Orion web front end, and I go to the Alerts (Home > Alerts) page, all the dates are perfectly normal looking.
e.g.
TIME OF ALERT ALERT NAME ALERT TYPE NETWORK OBJECT ...
2/5/2014 3:04 PM Alert me when any hardware component goes into a warning or critical state Advanced Te1/1 Receive Power Sensor
2/5/2014 3:43 AM Alert me when a neighbor goes down Advanced 10.187.148.18
2/5/2014 2:13 AM Alert me when any hardware component goes into a warning or critical state Advanced subslot 0/2 transceiver 0 Tx Power Sensor
Is this some known bug, or.. ?
Signed,
Confused in Seattle
(Scott Fraley)