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3-2-3-4 File Daily Alerts
The File Daily Alerts displays the file alert definitions set by the user. It has the following fields:
 File – location and name of file
 Run Days – days at which alert should be checked
 Enabled – flag indicating whether alert should be checked or not
 Used % – threshold value for the used % of the file; if used % is equal or greater than this value,
alert is generated; alert severity is also shown beside threshold value.
 Security – base value for the security of the file; if file security is not equal to this value, alert is
generated; alert severity is also shown beside base value
 Owner – base value for the owner of the file; if file owner is not equal to this value, alert is
generated; alert severity is also shown beside base value
 EOF – base value for the end of file (MB); if EOF is not equal to this value, alert is generated;
alert severity is also shown beside base value. This field is only valid when setting alerts for
individual files.
 Modified – notification if the file has been modified;
alert severity is also shown. This field is only
valid when setting alerts for individual files.
 Corrupt – notification if the file is corrupt;
alert severity is also shown. This field is only valid
when setting alerts for individual files.
 Missing – notification if the file is missing;
alert severity is also shown. This field is only valid
when setting alerts for individual files.
 Reload – notification if the file is a reload candidate (files with index level criteria specified in the
Index Levels field during Runtime Configuration ; alert severity is also shown. This field is only
valid when setting alerts for individual files.
Figure 3-32 File Alert Definitions
Users can click on the following icons/links:
Add new alert – add a new alert definition
– delete alert definition
– edit alert definition
When the ‘add new alert’ link is clicked, the following window is shown. This lets the user input the
following file alert definition details:
 Disk – dropdown box containing available disk names
 Enable/Disable – flag indicating whether alert should be checked or not
 Sub Volume – dropdown box containing available sub volume names
 Filename – checkbox indicating if all files will be checked or just a specific file
 EMS Event # – defines what EMS Event # to assign for this alert EMS message. Valid range of
values are 0-9999
 Normal/Critical – indicates EMS severity setting if alert EMS message generated (i.e. normal or
critical)