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Travis D. Liles · Guest

I have a two tier alert forwarding environment. The environment is globally
sperated which sometimes make communications a little less then they should
be. I know I have differences in Source Group rules to Desitnation Group
rules. I recieve an alert(s) stating that

"The following alert was not updated because it was supressed into the
coresponding alerts(original alert ==> "alert id" supressed alert id):"alert
id" ==> "alert id"

Is there any way to query MOM to get what the actual alert is by name
instead of the ID?

Thanks,

James Morey · Guest

Using the MOM 2005 SDK
(http://www.microsoft.com/mom/downloads/sdk/default.mspx) you can use the
SDKAlertView Name property (from MOM Reference/MOM Data Access/MOM
Operations Database/MOM Operations Database SDKViews), something like:

SELECT *
FROM SDKAlertView
WHERE SDKAlertView.Name = "<alertname>"

This will return all of the properties for that alert by name.

To use the alert by name for scripting you can use the Alert.Name property
(from MOM Reference/Runtime Scripting Objects/Alert Object).

Is this what you were looking for?

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Travis D. Liles · Guest

Not exactly. Here is the exact alert that is recieved

The following alert was not updated because it was suppressed into the
corresponding alert (original alert id ==> suppressed alert id):
9f4cdd8d-5e52-40e2-9d23-ee210e01bfd4 ==>
bde9f0bf-1dce-4149-92bb-d842bae7091d

MOM master management group:
"Management Group Name"

Error on: http://"servername":1271/connectorserviceV2.asmx

I can run a SQL Query to find the Alert. I use "Select * from Alert where
idAlert like 'insert Alert ID" This will return the rule associated with the
rule ID. However when I compare the destination group supression of the
alert to the source group supression of the alert, they are the same. So I
am not sure why this alert is being generated.

Thanks

"James Morey" wrote:

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