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Property Description
<UCPTemailAttachment>
The path of the attachment file that will be sent with the e-mails
this profile sends. This must be a file path on the SmartServer
flash disk. For example: /root/Data/log1.csv. The path can be a
maximum of 1024 characters long.
7.3.2.2.1 E-mail Variable Substitutions
The following table lists the variable substitutions you can use to fill in the <UCPTemailFormat>
property within each mail element.
Variable Substitution
Description
{status}
Alarm type name. The enumerated value of the current
status of the data point <UCPTpointStatus> that caused the
alarm.
{status_code}
Alarm type number. The integer value that maps to the
enumerated value of the alarm type stored in
<UCPTpointStatus>. For example, the integer value of
AL_ALM_CONDITION is 5.
{alarm_date}
Alarm Date. The date the alarm occurred, expressed in the
following format: YYYY-MM-DD. For example:
2002-30-10
{alarm_day}
Alarm Date Day. The day the alarm occurred, as an integer
between 1 and 31.
{alarm_month}
Alarm Date Month. The month the alarm occurred, as an
integer between 1 and 12.
{alarm_year}
Alarm Date Year. The year the alarm was triggered.
{alarm_group}
Alarm Group Number. This is determined by the
<UCPTalarmGroup> property assigned to the data point that
caused the alarm within the Alarm Notifier.
{alarm_limit}
Alarm Limit. This is the value limit the input data point
exceeded to be updated to its current alarm status by the
Alarm Generator application. If no Alarm Generator is
being used with the input data point, this will return 0.
{dp_alias_name}
Alarm Location String. The <UCPTaliasName> property of
the data point that generated the alarm.
{nv_index}
Object Number or NV Index. The index of the network
variable associated with the data point that triggered the
alarm.
{alarm_priority}
Alarm priority. The priority of the alarm, as specified by
<UCPTalarmPriority2>.
{snvt_ID}
Alarm SNVT ID. The index defined for the standard
network variable type (SNVT) used by the data point, as
defined in the LonMark Resource files.