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connector/doc/Skyline_Table_Checker.md

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## About
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This connector will search through the elements with the corresponding protocol on the DataMiner System and look for entries in the desired table based on the configuration parameters set by the user.
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With this connector, you can search through all the elements in your DataMiner System that use a specific connector and look for specific entries in a table of your choice.
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### Key Features
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- **Automated Table Checks**: Periodically scans tables based on a configurable update interval (default: 30 minutes).
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- **Detailed Check Results**: Provides a comprehensive table with information about checked elements, including protocol name, table and column IDs, match status, and instance counts.
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- **Regex-Based Filtering**: Supports an *Optional Element Name Regex Filter* to refine element searches for more precise results.
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- **Automated table checks**: Periodically scans tables based on a configurable update interval (default: 30 minutes).
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- **Detailed check results**: Provides a comprehensive table with information about the checked elements, including the connector name, table and column IDs, match status, and instance counts.
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- **Regex-based filtering**: Supports an optional element name regex filter to refine element searches for more precise results.
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## Use Cases
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### Proactive System Monitoring
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**Challenge:** Ensuring that critical table entries (e.g., device status, service configurations) exist and remain updated.
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**Challenge:** Ensuring that critical table entries (e.g. device status, service configurations) exist and remain updated.
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**Solution:** The connector automatically checks specified tables at a set interval, verifying if key entries are present and up to date.
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connector/doc/Skyline_Table_Checker_Technical.md

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## About
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This connector will search through the elements with the corresponding protocol on the DataMiner System and look for entries in the desired table based on the configuration parameters set by the user.
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With this connector, you can search through all the elements in your DataMiner System that use a specific connector (also known as "protocol") and look for specific entries in a table of your choice.
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## Configuration
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## How to use
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### General
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### General Page
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The **General** page includes several key parameters:
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- **Update Interval** - Determines how often table checks are performed. The default interval is *30 minutes*.
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- **Execute Checks Now** - Button to trigger immediate check instead of waiting for the update interval.
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- **Table Checker Last Update** - Displays the timestamp of the most recent table check.
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- **Check Results** - A table that provides details on the checked entries, including the element and protocol name, table and column ID, whether the entry was found, and the number of instances found. These entries are configured in the *Configuration of Checks* table on the **Configuration** Page.
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- **Update Interval**: Determines how often table checks are performed. The default interval is *30 minutes*.
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- **Execute Checks Now**: Allows you to trigger an immediate check instead of waiting for the update interval.
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- **Table Checker Last Update**: Displays the timestamp of the most recent table check.
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- **Check Results**: Provides details on the checked entries, including the element and protocol name, table and column ID, whether the entry was found, and the number of instances found. These entries are configured in the **Configuration of Checks** table on the **Configuration** page.
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### Configuration
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### Configuration Page
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The **Configuration** page allows users to define and manage the table checks by specifying key parameters for each test.
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The **Configuration** page allows you to define and manage the table checks by specifying key parameters for each test.
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**Configuration of Checks** table contains the following columns:
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The **Configuration of Checks** table contains the following information:
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- *Test Name* The name of the check.
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- *Protocol Name*The protocol name which acts as a filter to filter only the elements using it.
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- *Optional Element Name Regex Filter* A regular expression filter to refine the element name search.
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- *Table PID* The unique identifier for the table being checked.
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- *Column ID* The specific column within the table being checked.
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- *Text to Search On* The text pattern used to find matches within the column.
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- **Test Name**: The name of the check.
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- **Protocol Name**: The protocol name that is used as a filter. Only the elements using this protocol will be checked.
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- **Optional Element Name Regex Filter**: A regular expression filter to refine the element name search.
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- **Table PID**: The unique identifier for the table being checked.
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- **Column ID**: The specific column within the table being checked.
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- **Text to Search On**: The text pattern used to find matches within the column.
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The **Update Result Table** button refreshes the results based on the defined checks.

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