HP Systems Insight Manager 7.2 Technical Reference Guide

specifies the type of include filter to execute. Four types are
currently recognized. Three of them are os (operating system),
hardware, protocol filtering. The fourth type is called other which
will allow all other system attributes to be filtered upon.-->
<!ATTLIST include-filter type (os | hardware | protocol | other) "os" >
<!-- The system-filter element is an empty element that contains
attributes used to specify the system attributes against which to
filter a tool for execution. -->
<!ELEMENT system-filter EMPTY >
<!-- The system-filter element is specified with three attributes. The
name attribute specifies the system attribute name to filter
against. The operator attribute specifies whether to filter
against an equal value, a less than value, a greater than or
equal value, a contains value, a not equals value or a not
contains value. The operator name is case-insensitive. The
value attribute specifies the value of the system attribute to
filter against. -->
<!ATTLIST node-filter name CDATA #REQUIRED
operator (EQ | GE | LT | CT | NEQ | NCT |
eq | ge | lt | ct | neq | nct |
Eq | Ge | Lt | Ct | Neq | Nct |
eQ | gE | lT | cT | nEQ | nCT ) "EQ"
value CDATA #REQUIRED >
<!-- The attribute element specifies the name value pairs that
comprise client attributes. The client attribute name is
specified using the name attribute and the client attribute value
is specified as the PCDATA of the element. -->
<!ELEMENT attribute ( #PCDATA ) >
<!ATTLIST attribute name CDATA #REQUIRED >
Custom tool environment variables
NOTE: If your user-defined variables have the same names as the HP SIM environment variables,
the HP SIM environment variables override the user-defined variables.
DOS environment variables are supported in custom tool parameters and work as parameters on
the New Custom Tool page or the Manage Custom Tools page. Unless you use DOS environment
variables in a batch or script file, you must surround them with double percent (%) signs. For
example, to pass in the NOTICELABEL environment variable as a parameter on the parameter line,
enter %%NOTICELABEL%%. If you use DOS environment variables in a batch file or script file, use
only a single percent (%) sign before and after the environment variable name. For a list of other
substitutable environment variables, see the HP Systems Insight Manager User Guide at http://
www.hp.com/go/insightmanagement/sim/docs.
NOTICELABEL. Type of notice. A small string that contains discovered system, other HP SIM
server-level notices, or the type of trap that caused the notice.
NOTICESTATE. An internal value used by HP SIM, indicating whether the notice is cleared.
NOTICEPLAINTEXT. A text description of the notice that contains details about the notice (In
Progress, Cleared, or Not Cleared).
NOTICERAWDATA. The raw data from the notice is passed as a string. This is a small pipe (|)
delimited set of variables and might be useful for some simple parsing rules.
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