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Monitoring Guide Parameter Permitted values new proposed rules active • true • false previous proposed rules deleted • auto • true • false number of days to maintain historical proposed rules critical trigger 0 to 30 0.0% to 5.0% 52 Configuring the BlackBerry Threshold Analysis Tool Description This parameter specifies whether the tool activates the rules it creates. To activate the rules, specify true. The tool adds "Proposed rule" to the notes section for the rule in the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console. If you change the value of this parameter to false after you run the tool with the parameter specified as true, new rules are active and rules that the tool created previously are inactive. The default value is false. This parameter specifies whether the tool deletes all of the rules that it created prior to when you run the tool. If the value is auto, the tool deletes rules it created on the day that you run the tool. If the value is true, the tool deletes all of the rules that it created prior to when you run the tool. If the value is false, the tool deactivates but does not delete rules that it created prior to when you run the tool, and the tool adds "Historical" to the notes section for the rule in the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console for each rule that it created prior to when you run the tool. The default value is auto. This parameter specifies the number of days that the tool saves rules that it created. The default value is 30. This parameter specifies the percentage of data attribute activity that the tool uses to determine whether the activity level of a data attribute is abnormally low or abnormally high. This tool uses the values of the highest and lowest activity levels of a data attribute to create two rules with alarm severities of critical. For example, if you configure 0.1% as the value for the critical trigger parameter, the tool uses the lowest and highest values that total 0.1% of the total activity of the data attribute. The default value is 0.0%.

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Parameter
Permitted values
Description
new proposed rules active
true
false
This parameter specifies whether the tool activates the
rules it creates. To activate the rules, specify true. The
tool adds "Proposed rule" to the notes section for the
rule in the BlackBerry Monitoring Service console.
If you change the value of this parameter to false after
you run the tool with the parameter specified as true,
new rules are active and rules that the tool created
previously are inactive.
The default value is false.
previous proposed rules
deleted
auto
true
false
This parameter specifies whether the tool deletes all of
the rules that it created prior to when you run the tool.
If the value is auto, the tool deletes rules it created on
the day that you run the tool. If the value is true, the tool
deletes all of the rules that it created prior to when you
run the tool. If the value is false, the tool deactivates but
does not delete rules that it created prior to when you
run the tool, and the tool adds "Historical" to the notes
section for the rule in the BlackBerry Monitoring Service
console for each rule that it created prior to when you
run the tool.
The default value is auto.
number of days to
maintain historical
proposed rules
0 to 30
This parameter specifies the number of days that the
tool saves rules that it created.
The default value is 30.
critical trigger
0.0% to 5.0%
This parameter specifies the percentage of data
attribute activity that the tool uses to determine
whether the activity level of a data attribute is
abnormally low or abnormally high.
This tool uses the values of the highest and lowest
activity levels of a data attribute to create two rules with
alarm severities of critical.
For example, if you configure 0.1% as the value for the
critical trigger parameter, the tool uses the lowest and
highest values that total 0.1% of the total activity of the
data attribute.
The default value is 0.0%.
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