Operation Manager 0.27.0 (full version)
 
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1. Conventions
2. General information about David system
3. Terminology
4. Installation
5. Operation Manager requirements
6. Installation
7. General information
8. Graphic Notifications Server (dgnsd)
9. Sound Client (sndc)
10. Access to the SNMP Trap Interface (damsnmpti)
11. SNMP Trap Analyser (damsnmptaud)
12. Access to the SNMP Data Interface (damsnmpdi)
13. SNMP Data Analyser (damsnmpdaud)
14. Cases Database Unit (damadbud)
15. Cases Service Unit (damcsud)
16. Buttons the most often used in Web applications
17. Recorded Operation Browser
18. Pending Operation Browser
19. Graphic Notifications Presenter (xdgnp)
 
 

15.5. Description

In the moment of new item receiving the program checks if the item doesn't occur as an event in any of existed cases. If it occur, an appearances counter of a case is increased and an event state changes on active (can't be any changes because an event state could be active earlier). If no event cosistent with an original is found, a new event is created. The appearances counter of a case is set as one, an event state is given as active. Next all events are checked in next cases whether any of them isn't related with a processed message, i.e. if a relation like that was create through damadbud program. In case of the relation is found, the processed event is added to a given case. If not, a new case will be created and it will include one event for the time being.

The first step of a service procedure is checking whether a given case shouldn't be deleted, i.e. removed from the Database. Otherwise it's checked whether for that case should be run any actions (programs) and they will be run if it's true.

Individual procedures are shown below: