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Third, you have to set a value to check against. If you use ''like'' or ''not like'' functions, value is a pattern string where you can use metacharacters: “*” (asterisk), which means “any number of any characters”, and “?” (question mark), which means “any character”.
Third, you have to set a value to check against. If you use ''like'' or ''not like'' functions, value is a pattern string where you can use metacharacters: "*" (asterisk), which means "any number of any characters", and "?" (question mark), which means "any character".


Fourth, you have to select events to be generated when the condition becomes true or returns to false. By default, system uses SYS_THRESHOLD_REACHED and SYS_THRESHOLD_REARMED events, but in most cases you will change it to your custom events.
Fourth, you have to select events to be generated when the condition becomes true or returns to false. By default, system uses SYS_THRESHOLD_REACHED and SYS_THRESHOLD_REARMED events, but in most cases you will change it to your custom events.


You can also configure threshold to resend activation event if threshold’s condition remain true for specific period of time. You have three options – ''default'', which will use server-wide settings, ''never'', which will disable resending of events, or specify interval in seconds between repeated events.
You can also configure threshold to resend activation event if threshold's condition remain true for specific period of time. You have three options - ''default'', which will use server-wide settings, ''never'', which will disable resending of events, or specify interval in seconds between repeated events.


==== Thresholds and Events ====
==== Thresholds and Events ====
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