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%{PARAMETER_NAME}
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Name of the parameter that triggered the alert
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%{VALUE}
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Raw value of the parameter that triggered the alert
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%{ALARM_TYPE}
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Alarm type (INFORMATION, WARNING or ALARM)
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%{OBJECT_ID}
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PATROL internal ID of the instance that triggered the alert
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%{OBJECT_LABEL}
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Display name of the instance that triggered the alert
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%{OBJECT_CLASS}
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Class of the instance that triggered the alert
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%{OBJECT_TYPE}
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Type of the device that triggered the alert
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%{PARENT_ID}
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PATROL internal ID of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
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%{PARENT_LABEL}
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Display name of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
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%{PARENT_CLASS}
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Class of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
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%{PARENT_TYPE}
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Type of the object that the faulty instance is attached to
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%{HOSTNAME}
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Name of the computer monitored with the PATROL Agent
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%{DATE}
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Current date in the YYYY-MM-dd format
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%{TIME}
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Current time in the HH:MM:SS format
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%{ASCTIME:…}
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Current date and time formatted as specified in the macro
Example: %{ASCTIME:%m %d %T %Y} will produce Jun 6 11:14:53 2005
The available formats for the %{ASCTIME:…} macro are listed in the asctime() description of the PSL Reference Guide (Book 2)
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%{/…}
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Recommended for advanced users only
Provides an internal instance variable name to be inserted. The path is relative to the object triggering the alert
Example: %{/worstParam} will contain the name of the worst parameter on this instance, which is an application instance built-in variable (see the "PATROL Script Language Reference" document)
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%{NEWLINE}
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Linefeed.
This is useful to produce multi-line information
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