Sample script for setting user's filter in the Log Panel

User's filter on the Log Panel can be changed with a script or macro. For more details on the filter and its configuration in the user interface, see User's filter in the Log Panel.

Use APPLY_FILTER reaction of the VIDEOSRV_M object to create or change the user's filter in the Log Panel:

DoReact("VIDEOSRV_M","","APPLY_FILTER","computer<>,query<>");

Parameters:

computer<> – NetBIOS name of the computer to execute the command on.

query<> – filter condition.

The query<>parameter syntax:

query<TotalExpressions;BoolOperatorKind;Expression[;Expression]>

• TotalExpressions — number of expressions in the condition
  Example:
  TotalExpressions = 1 for condition (Cameras equal 2)
  TotalExpressions = 3 for condition (Cameras equal 2) and ((Disks equal 1) or (Disks equal 2))
• BoolOperatorKind — boolean operator for main expression. Possible values:
  – and
  – or
  Example:
  BoolOperatorKind = and for condition (Cameras equal 2)
  BoolOperatorKind = and for condition (Cameras equal 2) and ((Disks equal 1) or (Disks equal 2))
  BoolOperatorKind = or for condition (Cameras equal 1) or (Cameras equal 2)
• Expression — one or several expressions
  Format: Field;Expressions;LocalBoolOperator;OperatorKind;Value
  • Field — name of the field in the DB table.
    Possible valuesя:
    – ID
    – Name
    – Region
    – Province
    – City
    – CamCnt
    – ArcMax
    – HddCnt
    – IpAddress
    – FirstRecord
    – TemperHdd
    – AvailMemory
    – WorkingTime
    – VerSoft
  • Expressions — number of expressions in a subcondition.
    Example:
    Expressions = 1 for condition (Cameras equal 2) and ((Disks equal 1) or (Disks equal 2))
    Expressions = 2 for condition (Cameras equal 2) and ((Disks equal 1) or (Disks equal 2))
  • LocalBoolOperator — boolean operator for subconditions. Possible values:
    – and
    – or
    Example:
    LocalBoolOperator = and for condition (Cameras equal 2)
    LocalBoolOperator = or for condition (Cameras equal 2) and ((Disks equal 1) or (Disks equal 2))
  • OperatorKind — operator type.
    Possible values:
    – Equal
    – NotEqual
    – Less
    – LessOrEqual
    – Greater
    – GreaterOrEqual
    – Like
    – NotLike
  • Value — value to compare with.

Examples:

query<1;and;CamCnt;1;and;Equal;2>

With main expressions:

query<2;and;CamCnt;1;and;Less;5;CamCnt;1;and;Greater;3>

With subquery:

query<2;and;CamCnt;2;and;Less;5;CamCnt;2;and;Greater;3>

query<3;and;CamCnt;2;and;Greater;1;CamCnt;2;and;Less;5;HddCnt;1;and;Greater;0>

query<1;and;Name;1;and;Like;%47>