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Post SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
The custom message supports expressions that can contain other tag values. For example.

Fan_temp > { temp_sp}

Send "The east section fan temperature is {fan_temp}"

Requested here.

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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
This would be the "state_name" that needs dynamic properties. For example some alarm description with a captured sql tag value when the alarm went active like temp, speed, etc.


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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
David and I have discussed that at GREAT length. What would be VERY useful would be having the option to DYNAMICALY add "Columns" to an SQL tag. Meaning, in alarmlog, you have a FIXED array of columns, but wouldn't it be handy to be able to add additional columns to your table and have the option in an SQL tag to save VALUES to that column along with what is already logged.


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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
Yeah, we've been discussing this internally a lot in the last few weeks too. We're mulling over the best way to implement this.

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Made any head way on this guys?? This would be a VERY powerful tool.


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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
Yeah, we figured out how it would work, but we're a bit snowed under with all of our existing obligations for the next release. Expect it shortly after.

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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
Just looking for an update on creating custom columns in the ALERT_LOG table and writing OPC or SQLTags to that column.

If need be, we could move this discussion to the Ignition! board


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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
Alerting will be receiving some major upgrades sometime in the next 6 months (in Ignition, that is). Storing extra data points along with the alert will certainly be part of this upgrade. Stay tuned!

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Post Re: SQLTags alerting - custom expression message
Awesome, thanks for getting this in.


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