Managing event suppression with the CLI
Event suppression enables you to prevent TrueSight Middleware and Transaction Monitor from sending notifications when event conditions have been met. Such times can occur during routine maintenance, scheduled downtime, or other times. The Manage Event Suppression command line tool allows the user to add, view and delete event suppression periods.
Events are suppressed by object, which means that you must set up event suppression for every object in the system for which you do not want alerts during the downtime. If you select to stop events from firing for an object, then every object under that object is also suppressed.
You can manage event suppression from either the Monitor Console or the command line interface (CLI).
The following procedures describe how to manage event suppression from the CLI:
- Adding event suppressions with the CLI
- Adding event suppressions with the CLI by specifying a file
- Retrieving event suppressions for an object with the CLI
- Retrieving event suppressions for all objects with the CLI
- Deleting event suppressions for an object with the CLI
- Deleting event suppressions with the CLI by specifying a file
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I am using Chrome, but unlike the scroll bars that BMC support just showed me with the support page, there are none here.
https://docs.bmc.com/docs/TMTM/81/managing-event-suppression-with-the-cli-642529787.html is the site i'm on.
Hi, John. Thanks for contacting us!
This web page displays two scroll bars:
One at the right side of the main pane:
Another at the right side of the topic pane:
If you expect to see another scroll bar, please describe its location.
Dov, I did a Webex with this customer and we saw inconsistencies with horizontal scroll bars showing up. The page in question has a command example that is wider than the page. It displayed OK for me but did not display correctly for him. Also each browser seems to handle this differently.