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Multiple process down alarms co-relation

ramesh9

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I am receiving multiple process down alarms like

Process 1 down
Process 2 down
Process 3 down
Process 4 down

I want to co-relate above alarms and create an new single alarm with title like,

"Multiple processes down, the processes down are process 1, process 2, process 3"

Is this possible using Operations Orchestration.

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    You might want to try flow /Base/Library/Utility Operations/Display Message that can be used to display a dynamic message. Please see the flow description for more detailed information.  

    Or if you can output the process down alarms to a file, you may use operation /Base /Library/Utility Operations/Temp File Reader that reads all contents of a file into the Result variable.

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