Hello,

Really depends what you want to do.  This is a very basic example which you can change to meet your requirements:

#!/bin/bash
> /tmp/event_data.xml
/opt/HP/BSM/opr/support/opr-export-events.sh -user admin -password * -o /tmp/event_data.xml -q "query=severity EQ 'critical'" -v -format

xmllint --format /tmp/event_data.xml | mailx -s "OBM Report for $(date)" -r "obm@company.com" "joe@myco.corp.net"

exit 0

- opr-export-events exports events based on a simple query.  Please see  query syntax example for opr-export-events and https://docs.microfocus.com/doc/Operations_Bridge_Manager/24.2/Clioprexportevents for more examples around how to build your query.

- xmllint formats the xml into something that can be read.  See https://www.baeldung.com/linux/xmllint for more details about how you can get this to format your xml 

- mailx is a unix email command.  There are many other tools that do the same thing.

You can also process historical events which have been downloaded.

I hope you get a better answer.

Another option is to forward the events to email as they are processed by OBM, either via Notifications rules or event forwarding to Connected Server (with groovy script to send emails). 

ok if i will send with notifications, how i sent all events like 1000 events in one notification because each event is sent over one email alert in normal case

Really depends what you want to do.  Looks like you have a few options now.   https://docs.microfocus.com/doc/Operations_Bridge_Manager/24.2/Clioprexportevents will allow you to get multiple events as described.

We did similar for a customer for compliance purposes.

A  cron scheduled local script with following:

• CLI export of day worth of events(filtered ) to a file.
• xmail the file to destination.
• Event in OBM to notify daily task completion status.