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This is how it was sold to us, as a plugin. I am not pleased that it requires a standalone (non-SolarWinds) server without ever stating that anywhere in the install instructions or release notes. "you can download... and install NTM on a standalone server" You "can", not you must. 

My adventure involved doing everything suggested by yyyghb4 (thank you sir), then running Oracle Client Installer, and restarting services on all NPM and Poller servers.

I don't know how "cool" it is to reply to my own post, but it would seem my javascript workaround is the best solution. For future code clobberers (such as myself). Here is the Fetch_SQL() function. [code] <div id="DIV_ID" class="DIV_ID"></div> // div color to be set. size and shape should be set by CSS <script…

Thanks for the help but I am in the same data deadzone. <Reason>To be categorized... </Reason> <Reason>To be categorized... </Reason> <Reason>To be categorized... </Reason> <Reason>To be categorized... </Reason> There is still some disconnect between the ComponentID and statistic data. There must be some connection between…

The monitor SQL is: { SELECT CASE WHEN DISPLAY_NAME = 'CDC' THEN 0 WHEN DISPLAY_NAME = 'SCC' THEN 4 ELSE 1 END AS S1 FROM RTD_ALARMS WHERE NAME = 'OAG' } It is still returning as a graphed value so I had to build a work around by making the screen as a custom HTML CSS page. I use Ajax to query the component monitor return…

Is there still no better solution? My SAM SNMP monitors only return the above error even though I can clearly see the value I want in my MIB Browser and a THWACK search returns this 2 year old post as the most relevant solution to a relatively straightforward `trigger on snmp` function. 

Monitor for what? That it exists / is running? Which version of Linux? The following will check if 'apache2' is running on debian(s). { #! /bin/bash if [ $(ps aux | grep apache2 | wc -l) -gt 1 ]; then echo "Statistic:0" else echo "Statistic:1" fi exit 0; } Change 'apache2' to your service and see if it works for you.

If this is a custom SQL/SWQL statement then I have a wrong answer for you. Union static values of -20 and -90, that should pry your chart open to those values. Hopefully someone else comes along and tells you the right way to do it, but for now, this might make the boss happy.