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    SQL syntax help needed

    Thanks for the tips drlex :-)
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    SQL syntax help needed

    Yes thats correct. The output currently shows multiple lines of up/down events and I would like to get the total time that the node was in a down state. I don't think I have put the dates correctly, I'm struggling to understand the decimal system and couldn't find a decent explanation online...
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    SQL syntax help needed

    My SQL syntax so far is as follows: Select NodeID, Event_Time, Group_Status_Icon, NodeName, EventTypeIcon, Cast(Message As nvarchar(250)) as Message From ( SELECT Nodes.NodeID AS NodeID, Events.EventTime AS Event_Time, Nodes.GroupStatus AS Group_Status_Icon, Nodes.Caption AS NodeName, (...
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    SQL syntax help needed

    Hello I am using a network monitoring tool called SolarWinds Orion NPM, in which you can create reports using SQL. The report output and associated SQL I have written so far is attached. What I need to do now is calculate the TOTAL time that the node has been down for (e.g. over the past...
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    Extract IP SLAs from a Cisco router?

    Hi Burtsbees Thanks for the response, please could you explain how to log to syslog? Amy
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    Extract IP SLAs from a Cisco router?

    Hi everyone! I have IP SLAs configured on my Cisco routers to poll response times to a responder. Is there a way to extract and store the response time results directly from the routers into an Access/SQL database? Perhaps using SNMP/MIBs? If you need more info please let me know. Thank you! Amy
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