Dear all,
I'm trying to create an calculated item from an Windows performans item counter. But I think because of whitespaces, until now I couldnt make a successfull calculation. Almost I tried every syntax option. Each time I receive en error similar to this
The last formula I tried was this :
avg("perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working\Set"]",3600)
The item that I'm using is :
Anybody can help me to find the right syntax please ?
Thank you.
Mehmet
tail -f /var/log/zabbix/zabbix_server.log|grep ACTIVEGATE
30026:20191002:104505.619 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking/Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:105228.127 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:105459.638 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:110030.984 item "ACTIVEGATE:zabbixqueue" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE:zabbix[queue]" does not exist.
30023:20191002:110504.212 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE
erf_counter[\Process(_Total)\Working Set]" does not exist.
30025:20191002:110706.699 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE
erf_counter[\Process(_Total)\Working set]" does not exist.
30024:20191002:110909.223 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function 'avg' expression. Check expression part starting from: "perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working/Set"
30026:20191002:111111.694 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking/Set"],3600)
30023:20191002:111713.166 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking\Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:112015.764 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function 'avg' expression. Check expression part starting from: "perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working\Set"
I'm trying to create an calculated item from an Windows performans item counter. But I think because of whitespaces, until now I couldnt make a successfull calculation. Almost I tried every syntax option. Each time I receive en error similar to this
The last formula I tried was this :
avg("perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working\Set"]",3600)
The item that I'm using is :
| perf_counter["\Process(_Total)\Working Set"] |
Thank you.
Mehmet
tail -f /var/log/zabbix/zabbix_server.log|grep ACTIVEGATE
30026:20191002:104505.619 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking/Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:105228.127 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:105459.638 item "ACTIVEGATE:3600" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:110030.984 item "ACTIVEGATE:zabbixqueue" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE:zabbix[queue]" does not exist.
30023:20191002:110504.212 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE
erf_counter[\Process(_Total)\Working Set]" does not exist.30025:20191002:110706.699 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Cannot evaluate function "avg(3600)": item "ACTIVEGATE
erf_counter[\Process(_Total)\Working set]" does not exist.30024:20191002:110909.223 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function 'avg' expression. Check expression part starting from: "perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working/Set"
30026:20191002:111111.694 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking/Set"],3600)
30023:20191002:111713.166 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function expression: orking\Set"],3600)
30025:20191002:112015.764 item "ACTIVEGATE:workingset" became not supported: Incorrect function 'avg' expression. Check expression part starting from: "perf_counter[\Process(_Total)"Working\Set"
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