"If a cluster name is not specified, alarms are returned for all clusters."

If you configure alarms from different clusters, you will be able to display them all on a singel alarm page by calling

AlarmDsp(250, 25, 0) ->the 4th argument ("cluster") is not specified, so all alarms will be displayed by default.This is the case in the CSV_Include alarm page for instance.

If you wish to "filter" your alarms by cluster, you will simply need to dynamically set the cluster argument to whichever cluster you wish.

For example: AlarmDsp(250, 25, 0, "ClusterOne")

However, if you wish to display alarms for another cluster without changing page, you will first need to call twice the AlarmDsp to display the full list of alarms, and then only specify the cluster you are interested in:

AlarmDsp(250, 25, 0, "");

AlarmDsp(250, 25, 0, "");

AlarmDsp(250, 25, 0, "ClusterTwo");

An example of a cicode work around is available below. To filter your alarms, you would need to change the value of the ClusterOne.iFilter Integer (to be defined as a disk tag for instance) .

Its allowable values are 0 (display alarms from all clusters), 1 (display alarms from 1st cluster only), or 2 (display alarms from 2nd cluster only).  This function is meant to be called from a cicode object instead of directly calling AlarmDsp().

GLOBAL INT iCase=0

FUNCTION FilterAlarmsByCluster()

SELECT CASE ClusterOne.iFilter

CASE 0

    AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"")

    iCase=0

CASE 1

    IF iCase<>1 THEN

        AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"")

        AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"")

    END

    iCase=1;

    AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"ClusterOne")

CASE 2

    IF iCase<>2 THEN

        AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"")

        AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"")

    END

    iCase=2;

    AlarmDsp(250, 10, 0,"ClusterTwo")

END SELECT

END