Sybase Adaptive Server Anywhere SNMP Extension Agent User Manual page 32

Dynamic trap behavior
Trap examples
Trap information
Trap1=1.1.5 10000
Trap2=1.3.6.1.2.1.39.1.4.1.4.14.1
20
Note
Only equality or inequality are supported for string values.
value is the value to use in the expression. String values may be enclosed
in single or double quotes; these quotes will not be included in the value. If
you want the beginning or closing quotation marks to be included in the
string, you must double them. Note that single quotes occurring within the
string should not be doubled.
You can specify as many trap fields as you wish in the asasnmp.ini file. The
OID used for the trap will be
with the trap will indicate the trap number of the trap that was sent.
You can specify as many Trap fields as you wish in the asasnmp.ini file. The
OID used for the trap will be
with the trap includes the following:
the trap number (starts at 1 for the first dynamic trap sent by the Adaptive
Server Anywhere SNMP agent)
the database index
the database name trap index (from the asasnmp.ini file)
the variable name
the variable value (this is the current value of the variable, not necessarily
the threshold value)
Once a dynamic trap is triggered, the trap is not be sent again until the
condition that caused it to be triggered changes to FALSE and then back to
TRUE again.
For example, if you have a dynamic trap set using
then the trap is triggered when the server's cache size reaches 5 MB (= 5120
KB) and the dynamic trap is disabled, so no more traps are sent. The only
way the trap is re-enabled is if the cache size later drops below 5 MB. You
would then be notified if the cache size grew to 5 MB again.
= 10485760
1.3.6.1.4.1.897.2.4.1
1.3.6.1.4.1.897.2.4.1
Description
Trap sent when the number of bytes sent from the
server is greater than 10 000
Trap sent if the size of the transaction log file is
larger than 10 MB
, and the data sent
, and the data sent
1.1.11.1 = 5120
,