Creates a new MOMPropertyBag object that is used to temporarily store operations data (such as discovery, event, alert or performance data) as a collection of name-value pairs. The property bag object supports only one type of conversion, allowing for conversion type checking within mapping modules.
MOMScriptAPI.CreateTypedPropertyBag(type)
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
type |
long |
The type of conversion. |
Type | Description |
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Object |
A new instance of a MOMPropertyBag object. |
A script uses a property bag to store output data that will be used by subsequent modules. The four possible usages of property bags are:
- Map data to a performance point and store in
the database.
- Map data to an event and store in the
database.
- Use data to evaluate state as part of a
monitor.
- Use data to an alert and store in the
database.
The following table defines the valid values for the type parameter.
Value | Definition |
---|---|
0 |
Alert Data |
1 |
Event Data |
2 |
Performance Data |
3 |
State Data |
Important |
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With the current release of Operations Manager—System Center 2012 – Operations Manager, the only modules that use the conversion type check are the mapping modules that perform conversion to event and performance data. For more information about mapping modules, see How to Use Monitoring Data in a Management Pack. |
Platforms: Requires Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, or Windows Server 2008
Version: Requires Operations Manager 2007 or System Center 2012 – Operations Manager
The following example creates two MOMPropertyBag objects with data that maps to performance data. After the example adds the objects to the internal array of the MOMScriptAPI object, it then submits them to Operations Manager.
Dim pathDB Dim sizeDB Dim freespaceDB Dim oAPI Set oAPI = CreateObject("MOM.ScriptAPI") Set objAD = CreateObject("McActiveDir.ActiveDirectory") objAD.Server = "ComputerName" If objAD.GetDatabaseInfo(pathDB, sizeDB, freespaceDB) Then pathDB = LCase(pathDB) Set oBag = oAPI.CreateTypedPropertyBag(2) oBag.AddValue "StatusCounter" , "Database Drive Free Space" oBag.AddValue "StatusInstance", pathDB oBag.AddValue "StatusValue", "" & freespaceDB oAPI.AddItem oBag Set oBag = oAPI.CreateTypedPropertyBag(2) oBag.AddValue "StatusCounter" , "Database Size" oBag.AddValue "StatusInstance" , pathDB oBag.AddValue "StatusValue", "" & sizeDB oAPI.AddItem oBag End If Call oAPI.ReturnItems
The following example shows the XML for a data-mapping condition-detector module. This module makes it possible for the MOMPropertyBag object data to be converted into performance data that can be stored in the Operations Manager database.
<ConditionDetection ID= PerfMapper TypeID= SystemPerf!System.Performance.DataGenericMapper > <ObjectName>Ad Storage</ObjectName> <CounterName>$Data/Property[@Name= StatusCounter ]$</CounterName> <InstanceName>$Data/Property[@Name= StatusInstance ]$</InstanceName> <Value>$Data/Property[@Name= StatusValue ]$</Value> </ConditionDetection>