DrBeehre

Oh awesome! That's what I thought. I thought it was still being developed, I'll check the feature requests and add what I need. I'm quite new to all this but decided to push our team into using the new dashboard and it has been a tad more limiting then I'd like but I suspected it was still being worked on! Thanks for…

That's algood! I'll do some more digging and see if I can get it going myself. Otherwise, which dashboard do you reckon? I've noticed the modern one still has a way to go before it's as good as the older way of doing it, however, that's the direction Solarwinds is going in so want to stay some what up to date.

Sorry for the late response This is awesome! I'm still working through the query and just modifying it to work with my one, but it looks like it's exactly what I want I am having one issue though with displaying the Icons. I mainly want the severity icons to display next to the alerts but I just get a question mark? I…

Yeah I was trying to avoid running a custom-sql query just because I'm trying to move over to the 'modern' Dashboard and I believe that only support SWQL. That approach of double joining on the alertHistory table works a treat! Thank you for that! Cheers!

This was perfect! Solved my issues. However, now I'm trying to enable the pollers once I've found them. I used your method of creating a poller object and creating a new Swis object from it. Then I tries to set the poller using the URI from that but no go. $poller = @{ NetObject="N:"+$currentPoller.PollerId;…

So while this query worked, it was a lot slower! Wasn't much of an issue when running in through swql studio but when running it on my dashboard, it slows everything up and takes an additional 30 seconds to run. Going from 0.7 seconds to 30 seconds Looking into a better way of doing this