So the help is showing me this:
TIME – This defines the duration between executions of the Tcl procedure. Be sure the value is not smaller than the global polling interval (by default, this is every five seconds). This is optional. When not defined, the Tcl procedure will be executed each polling pass (by default, every five seconds).
If the On Start checkbox (optional) is not selected on the Select Tcl Alert Source dialog, the Tcl procedure does not run until the first TIME duration has expired.
The TIME value has the option of being specified with a count n time value. This value is a one-based value which indicates that the Tcl function should be executed once every n polling passes.
For example, a Tcl alert type source with the following time value:
{TIME {count 30}}
will execute its Tcl function every 30th polling pass. This means that it will be executed roughly every two minutes with the default global polling interval.
My question is where do I put that {count 30} on the alert? I tried entering it on the Polling Period field, but that only lets me enter numerics. What I would like is to have a tcl proc fire once a day around 10am and send a message to our paging system. We like to know that our alerts are working.
Any thoughts?
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