The objects listed here are available for each policy
and can be manipulated with Visual Basic Scripting Edition or with
Perl. These policy objects can only be used in scripts that run
within a policy. They cannot be used in standalone scripts that are
executed from the command line.
CAUTION:
Policy scripts provide administrators with a powerful tool to
evaluate and manipulate data. If, however, a script is incorrectly
written, it could cause the agent to fail. Hewlett-Packard Company
is not responsible for agent failures resulting from incorrectly
written scripts.
VB Script: IDispatch object of type "Source" (This
is the default method for the Policy object.)
Perl: source object
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.Source("name")
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->Source("name");
Description:
Returns the source
object for the defined source and metric. Measurement type sources
must use a separate source for each metric.
NOTE:
To improve performance, assign the source object to a variable instead of using
the Source method every time it is needed.
Policy Method:
Name
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: BSTR Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.Name()
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->Name();
Description:
Returns the name of the policy that started the
script.
Policy Method:
CreateObject
Parameter:
progID (string of format:
[Vendor.]Component[.Version]
)
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch Perl: not
applicable
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.CreateObject("progID")
Perl Syntax:
not applicable
Description:
Creates a component instance of a COM object. Note
that this method is valid only on Windows nodes, and cannot be used
in a Perl script.
Policy Method:
SourceEx
Parameter:
expression (See Description, below, for
valid expressions.)
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.SourceEx("expression")
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->SourceEx("expression");
Description:
Returns the source
object instance of the source defined by the expression. This
source object is identical to the
object returned by the Policy.Source method, but because it does
not have to be configured in the policy, it can be used for
scheduled tasks, as well as for measurement threshold policies. The
expression can have the following format depending on which
component the performance metric will be collected from:
NTPERFMON\\Object\\Counter\\Instance
Access a perflib metric (not supported on UNIX nodes). Object,
Counter, and Instance are strings as specified in the current
monitor configuration for NT performance monitors. Example:
NTPERFMON\\Process\\Elapsed Time\\*
SNMP\\object id[\\hostname]
Perform an SNMP get on the specified object id (OID). By default,
the collection will be done on the managed node but can be
elsewhere if the optional hostname is given. For SNMP, the method
will have to wait until the value is returned which might take some
time. Example:
SNMP\\.1.3.6.1.2.1.1.7.0\\onion.veg.com
PROGRAM\\command[\\monname]
Run the specified command or script for gathering the monitored
value. The command or script must at some point run the opcmon
command to return the value associated with the monitor. If no
monitor name is specified, then the default DynPROGRAM must be
used. For example, to specify the monitor mymonname: opcmon
mymonname=value; to specify the default, opcmon
DynPROGRAM=value. Examples: PROGRAM\\opcmon DynPROGRAM=12 PROGRAM\\opcmon testmon=25\\testmon
EXTERNAL[\\monname]
Wait for a value returned by the execution of the opcmon command.
This is similar to the PROGRAM expression but a command is not
directly carried out. An external command previously triggered by
the ExecuteCommand object must provide the monitor value. The
default value is DynEXTERNAL (opcmon DynExternal=10) Examples: EXTERNAL EXTERNAL\\testmon
WBEM\\namespace\\class name\\property name
WMI interface (not supported on UNIX nodes). Get access to WBEM
values. Namespace, class name and property name are strings as
specified in the current monitor configuration for
WBEM. Example:
WBEM\\ROOT\CIMV2\\Win32_PerfRawData_PerfDisk_LogicalDisk\\DiskReadBytesPersec
CODA\\data source\\collection\\metric name
Query a metric from the embedded performance component. Data
source, collection and metric name are strings as specified in the
monitor configuration for the embedded
performance component. Currently if the data source is empty,
the string Coda will be used. Example:
CODA\\\\CPU\\BYCPU_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL
You can view a of list of available metrics in the HP
Performance Agent Dictionary of Operating System Performance
Metrics which is available at http://ovweb.external.hp.com/lpe/doc_serv/.
(Select the product Performance Agent, the required version,
OS, and language.)
NOTE:
In Perl, the backslash character '\' is an escape code. A backslash
is only introduced in a string when preceded by another backslash.
Because of this, tokens in expressions need to be separated by
quadruple backslashes '\\\\'. Example for Perl: my
$TestSource =
$Policy->SourceEx("PROGRAM\\\\/tmp/script.sh\\\\testmon");
Policy Method:
SourceExTimeout
Parameter:
seconds (integer)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.SourceExTimeout(seconds)
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->SourceExTimeout(seconds);
Description:
Specifies the maximum amount of time, in seconds,
the SourceEx and SourceCollection methods will wait before a value
is returned. Default is 30 seconds.
Policy Method:
Execute
Parameter:
command (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.Execute("command")
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->Execute("command");
Description:
Run the specified command asynchronously. The
command is executed in the context of agent security, so could be
run as Local System, HP ITO account, or any other user-selected
user to run the agent. The method will return immediately. See the
ExecuteCommand method Command
for more information about how to indicate commands.
Policy Method:
Output
Parameter:
string
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.Output("string")
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->Output("string");
Description:
Appends the string to the annotation field of the
message sent to the message browser in response to the success or
failure of a scheduled task. This method is valid only for
scheduled task policies.
Policy Method:
ExecuteEx
Parameter:
command (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: BSTR Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
Policy.ExecuteEx("command")
Perl Syntax:
$Policy->ExecuteEx("command");
Description:
Run the specified command synchronously and wait
for it to complete before returning the output of the command. The
command is executed in the context of agent security, so could be
run as Local System, HP ITO account, or any other user-selected
user to run the agent. If the command is successful, STDOUT is
returned. If the command is not successful (return value non-zero),
the string "ERROR:\n" followed by STDERR will be returned.
Note that you must either use complete paths or ensure that any
needed path is included in the PATH variable.
Example: dir_con = Policy.ExecuteEx ("cmd /c dir c:\")
Policy Method:
StoreCollection
Parameters:
expression: (An embedded performance component metric in
the format: CODA\\data source\\collection\\metric
name[\\category])
Describes available category types, such as DELTA, GAUGE, and
COUNTER.
Description:
Stores the source
object into the embedded performance component data source
identified by the expression. Example: Policy.StoreCollection
"CODA\\DBSPI\\TABLE\\SPACE",Source
Policy Method:
SourceCollection
Parameters:
expression: An embedded performance component metric in
the format: CODA\\data source\\collection\\metric name.
rangeofseconds: The number of seconds for which metrics
should be returned.
endtime: End time for rangeofseconds. The format
of time is of type DATE for VB Script or a string (format
DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS) for Perl. The date is optional.
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source object
Returns the source
object containing all values collected by the specified embedded
performance component metric. For each instance, all metrics
collected between the expression "endtime -
rangeofseconds" and "rangeofseconds" will be
returned. If endtime is 0 (NULL for Perl) it is evaluated
with the current time. Example: Policy.SourceCollection
("CODA\\\\CPU\\BYCPU_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL",300,0) The number of
seconds specified should usually be less than 3600 (one hour),
since retrieving a large number of values takes time and consumes
resources.
The Source object
The source object is used to access the current values of the
metrics. The source object instances can be created by any method
that returns the source object.
Source Method:
Value
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: variant (This is the default method for
the Source object.)
Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Value()
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Value();
Description:
Current instance value if the option Process
each instance separately is selected in the Processing
options.
Source Method:
Name
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: BSTR Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Name()
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Name();
Description:
Returns the name of the current instance if option
Process each instance separately is selected in the Processing
options of the measurement threshold policy.
Source Method:
InstanceCount
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: Int Perl: integer
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.InstanceCount()
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->InstanceCount();
Description:
Returns the number of instances that the source
has.
Source Method:
Count
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: Int Perl: integer
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Count()
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Count();
Description:
Same as InstanceCount. This parameter exits to
provide compatibility with HP Operations ManageX.
Source Method:
Item
Parameter:
index
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Item(index)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Item(index);
Description:
Access to the instance defined by the index. The
index is a number from 0 to InstanceCount - 1. The returned
source object can be extracted using
the Value and Name methods. This parameter exits to provide
compatibility with HP Operations ManageX.
Source Method:
ValueOf
Parameter:
index (integer)
Return Type:
VB Script: variant Perl:
string
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.ValueOf(index)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->ValueOf(index);
Description:
Direct access to the value of the instance defined
by the index. This method is useful for looping over all instances,
if the option Process all instances once is defined. The
index is a number from 0 to InstanceCount - 1.
Source Method:
NameOf
Parameter:
index (integer)
Return Type:
VB Script: BSTR Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.NameOf(index)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->NameOf(index);
Description:
Direct access to the name of the instance defined
by the index. The index is a number from 0 to InstanceCount - 1.
This method is useful for looping over all instances, if the option
Process all instances once is selected in the Processing
options.
Source Method:
Top
Parameter:
number
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Top(number)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Top(number);
Description:
Returns a new source
object instance that contains only the instances with the
<number> highest values. For example, if these three
instances exist: c: = 90%; d = 80%;
e = 40% then Sourceobj.Top(2) returns c:
and d:.
Source Method:
Bottom
Parameter:
number
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Bottom(number)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Bottom(number);
Description:
Returns a new source
object instance that contains only the instances with the
<number> lowest values. For example, if these three instances
exist: c: = 90%; d = 80%; e =
40% then Sourceobj.Bottom(2) will return d: and
e:.
Source Method:
Exclude
Parameter:
namepattern, valuepattern
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
Returns a new source
object instance excluding values specified by the patterns. You can
specify two parameters, one for the name of the variable (type,
object, and instance) and one for the value. Specify NULL if no
matching is required for one argument. Patterns should be valid HP
Operations
pattern-matching expressions.
Source Method:
Include
Parameter:
namepattern, valuepattern
Return Type:
VB Script: IDispatch object of type
"Source" Perl: source
object
Returns a new source
object instance including only values specified by the patterns.
You can specify two parameters, one for the name of the variable
(type, object, and instance) and one for the value. Specify NULL if
no matching is required for one argument. Patterns should be valid
HP Operations
pattern-matching expressions.
Source Method:
Time
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: DATE Perl: string
(format: DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Time()
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Time();
Description:
Returns the time when the expression was
evaluated.
Source Method:
TimeOf
Parameter:
index (integer)
Return Type:
VB Script: DATE Perl: string
(format: DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS)
VB Script Syntax:
Source.TimeOf(index)
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->TimeOf(index);
Description:
Returns the time when the expression was evaluated
for a specific instance. The index is a number from 0 to
InstanceCount - 1.
Source Method:
Add
Parameter:
instancename, value
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.Add
"instancename:",value
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Add("instancename:",value);
Category Type:
Describes available category types, such as DELTA, GAUGE, and
COUNTER.
Description:
Adds the instance name to the source object and sets the value. If this
instance is already part of the source
object, the new instance will not be added and the value will be
replaced. This method can be used on a newly created object or an
object retrieved from any method returning a source object. This method is used to store
data into the embedded performance component.
Perl example: my $Sourceobj = new Source;
$Sourceobj->Add("a:",10);
$Sourceobj->Add("b:",25);
$Policy->StoreCollection("CODA\\\\floppy\\\\disk\\\\space\\\\gauge",$Sourceobj);
Source Method:
DataAvailable
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: Boolean Perl:
integer
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.DataAvailable
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->Sourceobj.DataAvailable;
Description:
Returns TRUE if the source object contains any value, otherwise,
returns FALSE.
Source Method:
ValueOfInstance
Parameter:
instancename
Return Type:
VB Script: variant Perl:
string
VB Script Syntax:
Sourceobj.ValueOfInstance("instancename")
Perl Syntax:
$Sourceobj->ValueOfInstance("instancename");
Description:
Direct access to the value of the instance defined
by the instance name.
The Session object
The Session object can be used to store data and to access it later
within the script running at a different interval. The session
object can also be used to transfer data from the script to the
message
attributes by using the variable <$SESSION(KEY)>. The
Session object is unique for each policy.
Session Method:
IsPresent
Parameter:
key
Return Type:
VB Script: Boolean Perl:
integer
VB Script Syntax:
Session.IsPresent("key")
Perl Syntax:
$Session->IsPresent("key");
Description:
Returns TRUE if a value for key exists.
Returns FALSE if no value for key exists. Keys are set with
the Session.Value method.
Session Method:
Remove
Parameter:
key
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Session.Remove("key")
Perl Syntax:
$Session->Remove("key");
Description:
Removes the key specified from the session
object.
Session Method:
RemoveAll
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
Session.RemoveAll()
Perl Syntax:
$Session->RemoveAll();
Description:
Removes all keys from the session object.
Session Method:
Value
Parameter:
key value (for Perl only)
Return Type:
VB Script: variant (This is the default method for
the Session object.)
Perl: string
VB Script Syntax:
for put:
Session.Value("key")=value
for get: value=Session.Value("key")
Perl Syntax:
for put:
$Session->Value("key","value");
for get: Value =
$Session->Value("key");
Description:
Gets or puts a value for the defined key.
The Rule object:
The Rule object is used to indicate to the policy whether a
threshold has been crossed or not. TRUE = threshold crossed, FALSE
= threshold not crossed.
Rule Method:
Status
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: Boolean Perl:
integer
VB Script Syntax:
for put: Rule.Status =
boolvalue
for get: boolvalue = Rule.Status
Perl Syntax:
for put:
$Rule.Status(boolvalue);
for get: boolvalue = $Rule.Status();
Description:
Puts or gets the value for threshold status. For
scheduled task policies, FALSE indicates that the scheduled task
failed.
The ConsoleMessage
object:
The ConsoleMessage object provides a method for sending messages
directly to the message browser. Messages sent in this way will not
be intercepted by an open message interface policy, but instead
will be sent directly to the management server (message will go to
MSI, if configured). The specified message will be sent to the
message agent. Multiple uses of the Send method are supported. The
same script can then send multiple messages to the HP Operations
Manager console depending on which problem it detects.
NOTE:
HP Operations
policy variables cannot be used by the ConsoleMessage
object.
ConsoleMessage Method:
Application
Parameter:
application (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.Application ="application"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->Application("application");
Description:
This optional method sets the content of
Application in the general
message properties of the message sent to the browser.
ConsoleMessage Method:
Object
Parameter:
object (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.Object ="object"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->Object("object");
Description:
This optional method sets the content of
Object in the general
message properties of the message sent to the browser.
ConsoleMessage Method:
MsgText
Parameter:
msgtext (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.MsgText ="msgtext"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->MsgText("msgtext");
Description:
This method sets the message text for the message
that is sent.
Sets the severity of the message that is sent. If
not specifically set with this method, the default is Normal. If an
invalid string is supplied, severity Unknown will be used.
ConsoleMessage Method:
MsgGrp
Parameter:
messagegroup (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.MsgGrp ="messagegroup"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->MsgGrp("messagegroup");
Description:
Sets the value for the Message Group in
general
message properties of the message sent to the browser. If this
method does not supply a value, Misc is used.
ConsoleMessage Method:
Node
Parameter:
nodename (IP address or fully qualified
hostname)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.Node ="nodename"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->Node("nodename");
Description:
Sets the value for Primary Node Name that
will be displayed in the general
message properties of the message sent to the browser. IP
addresses and fully qualified hostnames are valid. If this method
does not supply a value, the hostname of the managed node is used
by default.
ConsoleMessage Method:
ServiceId
Parameter:
serviceid (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.ServiceId ="serviceid"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->ServiceId("serviceid");
Description:
This optional method sets the Service ID
for the message.
ConsoleMessage Method:
MessageType
Parameter:
messagetype (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.MessageType ="messagetype"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->MessageType("messagetype");
Description:
This optional method sets the value for the
message type field of the general
message properties of the message sent to the browser.
ConsoleMessage Method:
MessageKey
Parameter:
messagekey (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.MessageKey ="messagekey"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->MessageKey("messagekey");
Description:
This optional methods sets a key for message
correlation.
This optional method sets the message key to
indicate which messages are automatically acknowledged in the
browser. See
Configure message correlation for more information about
acknowledging messages with message keys.
ConsoleMessage Method:
TroubleTicket
Parameter:
Booleanvalue
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.TroubleTicket =
Booleanvalue
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->TroubleTicket(Booleanvalue);
Description:
This optional method specifies if the message is
to be sent to a trouble ticket interface. Default is FALSE.
ConsoleMessage Method:
Notification
Parameter:
Booleanvalue
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.Notification =
Booleanvalue
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->Notification(Booleanvalue);
Description:
This optional method specifies if the message is
sent to the notification mechanism. Default is FALSE.
ConsoleMessage Method:
AgentMSI
Parameter:
type (valid strings are:
copy|divert|none)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.AgentMSI ="type"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->AgentMSI("type");
Description:
This optional method specifies if the message is
to be sent through the message stream interface on the agent.
Default (or if string misspelled) is none. See
Send messages to the message stream interface for more
information.
ConsoleMessage Method:
ServerMSI
Parameter:
type (valid strings are:
copy|divert|none)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.ServerMSI ="type"
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->ServerMSI("type");
Description:
This optional method specifies if message is sent
through the message stream interface on the server. Default (or if
string misspelled) is none. See
Send messages to the message stream interface for more
information.
ConsoleMessage Method:
Send
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ConsoleMessage.Send()
Perl Syntax:
$ConsoleMessage->Send();
Description:
This method sends the message to the management
server. The MsgText method must set the message text before using
this method. Multiple uses of the Send method are supported. HP
Operations variables will not be expanded.
The ExecuteCommand
object
Object used for requesting a command to be run. It starts a command
to be run by the HP Operations agent.
ExecuteCommand Method:
Command
Parameter:
command (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.Command ="command"
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->Command("command");
Description:
This mandatory method is the name of the command
to run with all necessary parameters.
NOTE:
For scripts that will run on Windows nodes, internal commands such
as Copy, Rename, and DIR use a command interpreter that must be
started before the command can be run. For commands of this type,
the command must be preceded with cmd /k, followed by
any other parameters required.
ExecuteCommand Method:
KillonTimeout
Parameter:
seconds (integer)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.KillonTimeout =
seconds;
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->KillonTimeout(seconds);
Description:
This method sets the maximum time, in seconds,
that the command will run. The default is unlimited. Valid only
with the StartEx method.
ExecuteCommand Method:
UserName
Parameter:
username (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.UserName ="username"
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->UserName("username");
Description:
User name under which the command should be run.
Optional, default is $AGENT_USER.
ExecuteCommand Method:
Password
Parameter:
password (string)
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.Password ="password"
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->Password("password");
Description:
Password for accessing the specified user account.
To prevent the password from being visible in the script, use the
following instructions:
Open a command prompt.
Change directory to the agent install directory. By default,
this directory is: \Program Files\HP\HP BTO Software\Installed
Packages\{790C06B4-844E-11D2-972B-080009EF8C2A}\bin\OpC\install
Encrypt your password with the command: opcpwcrpt
yourpassword
Use the output string as the password in your script.
In some cases it is better not to supply a password. See
Should I provide the password? in the scheduled task topic for
more information.
ExecuteCommand Method:
Start
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: void Perl: void
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.Start()
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->Start();
Description:
Run the command specified by ExecuteCommand.Command and return
immediately the control to the script so the next lines can be
processed right away.
ExecuteCommand Method:
StartEx
Parameter:
void
Return Type:
VB Script: BSTR Perl: String
VB Script Syntax:
ExecuteCommand.StartEx
Perl Syntax:
$ExecuteCommand->StartEx();
Description:
Run the command ExecuteCommand.Command and wait until
it finishes. If the command is successful, STDOUT is returned.
If the command is unsuccessful (return value non-zero) the
string "ERROR:\n" followed by STDERR is returned. Commands can be
run synchronously or asynchronously, as needed. Multiple uses of
the Start method are supported. This way, the same script can
trigger multiple external commands.
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