system.alarm.acknowledge

Description

Acknowledges any number of alarms, specified by their event ids. The event id is generated for an alarm when it becomes active, and is used to identify a particular event from other events for the same source. The alarms will be acknowledged by the logged in user making the call. Additionally, acknowledgement notes may be included and will be stored along with the acknowledgement.

Syntax

system.alarm.acknowledge(alarmIds, [notes])

Parameters

String[] alarmIds - List of alarm event ids (uuids) to acknowledge.

String notes - Optional. Notes that will be stored on the acknowledged alarm events.

Returns

Nothing

Scope

Client

Examples

Code Snippet

#This example shows the basic syntax for acknowledging an alarm.
system.alarm.acknowledge(['c27c06d8-698f-4814-af89-3c22944f58c5'],'Saw this alarm, did something about it.')

Code Snippet

#This code snippet could be used as a mouseReleased event handler on a Table component whose data was the return value of thesystem.alarm.queryAlarmStatus function.
#It would present a right-click menu to acknowledge the currently selected alarms (for more than #one, the table must be set to allow multiple selection). 
#This example does not ask for an ack message, and therefore might fail if the alarms we're attempting to acknowledge require notes. 
#Also, note that the system will ignore any alarms that have already #been acknowledged.
 
if event.button==3:
   rows = event.source.selectedRows
   data = event.source.data
   if len(rows)>0:
      uuids = [str(data.getValueAt(r,'EventId')) for r in rows]
      def ack(event, uuids=uuids):
         import system
         system.alarm.acknowledge(uuids, None)
      menu = system.gui.createPopupMenu({'Acknowledge':ack})
      menu.show(event)