Objects

Access the SKOOR object tree to find objects, their state and values.

in this page:

SKOOR Object Tree

This offers a tree view of all the available SKOOR objects, with the possibility to search directly

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In the following example, the city Bern was searched:

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Object State & Value

Clicking on a specific object in the tree view will show its State history and parameter values:

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Adding new objects

In the following example, a new Group, device, and job will be added to summarize the functionalities accessible from the Dashboard.

Add a new Group

Click Add group from the context menu of a specific group

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Enter the values of the Parameters and the custom properties (if any exists)
Then trigger Ok on the lower right part of the dialog

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The new group has been added successfully

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Add a new Device

Using Add device to add Weather Aarau

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Add a new job

Using Add job to add weather data

For more details about the SKOOR Engine Jobs check Jobs on SKOOR Engine

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The List of created items looks as follows:

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Now the nested Job can be started by selecting start job from the context menu of the Data job.

The final outcome of this job can be seen by clicking on the Job’s name:

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Add a new SLO/SLC

New SLOs (Service Level Objects) and SLCs (Service Level Controllers) can be created/maintained using the context menu.

(For further details check Add SLO, Add SLC )

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Editing an Object

It is possible to edit a group, device or a job directly from the Dashboard

Click on the image-20240809-034243.png next to the name of a component to edit in the tree view and select the edit button

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A dialog will pop up with the edit view from SKOOR Engine to the selected component, and this would respectively look like this

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Delete an object

Click on the image-20240809-034243.png next to the name of a component to delete in the tree view and select the delete

Control the propagation of the delete action using the flag Delete object and all sub objects

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Confirm the deletion by clicking Delete Object