InEvent
Parameters
| Name | Usage |
|---|---|
| source | The ARDI event source to read from |
| name | The default status during the event |
| regex | The regular expression to match against the event name |
| subtype | The event attribute to read the sub-type from. |
| flip | If true, copy the 'type' to 'subtype' and vice-versa |
Notes
The 'regex' value should be a regular expression that is matched against the name of the event.
Example Match
Let's say you have the following event…
| Name | Start | End | Desc | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Failure Downtime | 10:00AM | 11:00AM | Conveyor Fault | FDC |
{
"name": "Line Down",
"method": "InEvent",
"source": "Downtimes"
}
The rule will set any times between 10:00AM and 11:00AM to a status of Line Down. There is no secondary status.
Matching with Attributes
If you want to name the status something other than the name of the event, you can use the '#' character before the name, followed by the name of the event attribute you're interested in.
For example,
{
"name": "#Code",
"method": "InEvent",
"source": "Downtimes"
}
…will give all times between 10:00AM and 11:00AM the status 'FDC'
Regular Expression Matches
You can extract information out of the event name with the regex parameter.
{
"name": "Line Down",
"regex": "(.*) Downtime",
"method": "InEvent",
"source": "Downtimes"
}
…will instead give a status of 'Failure' (taken by matching the pattern with the event name 'Failure Downtime').
Extracting a Secondary Status
You can set a secondary state using the subtype parameter..
{
"name": "Line Down",
"regex": "(.*) Downtime",
"method": "InEvent",
"source": "Downtimes",
"subtype": "Desc"
}
This will set any times from 10:00AM to 11:00AM to 'Failure:Conveyor Fault'.