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You can modify an alert in the Edit Alert Definition window, which you can open by clicking the ellipsis menu and selecting Edit, as shown in the picture below. Once you have made the necessary changes, click Save to apply them.
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In this window, you can modify Summary, Description, and Priority, as well as the Query that sets the alert conditions or some of the parameters inherent to the triggering method (see table below). However, you cannot change the name, category or subcategory.The triggering method cannot be modified either, although you can edit some of the parameters. , subcategory, or triggering method itself.
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Changing triggering parameters → These are the specific parameters you may or may not edit for each triggering method:
Parameter | Trigger method | Editable |
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Period | Several, Low | ✓ |
Threshold | Several, Low, Gradient, Deviation | ✓ |
Keys (Keep counter for each value in field) | Several | ✘ |
Threshold type (Absolute/Percentage) | Gradient, Deviation | ✓ |
Aggregation fields (Add a numeric field) | Gradient, Deviation | ✘ |
Run every | Rolling | ✓ |
Check last | Rolling | ✓ |
Changing the query → To change the alert query, simply make the necessary changes in the Query area. Here you can modify the operations performed as well as the source table.
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