Missing performance values for Memory tests

[mrw]

Hi,
When I go to History Charts for these specific tests I get no values at all. so the performance charts are empty.
At the top all the values for Max, Min and Average Reply are 0.00.
The Availability seems to be correct.

These specific tests are all Memory/Windows (WMI) tests and they correctly return the values so the tests and alerts for these works fine.
It´s only the missing performance values in the History charts that are the problem.

All my other tests for other things besides memory all work fins and have performance values in the history charts.

Any idea on what could cause this?

Regards,
//Andreas..

[KS-Soft]

HostMonitor version?
Test settings? Tune up Reply value expression not used?

Regards
Alex

[mrw]

Hostmonitor version: 14.80

I use Tune up Reply for these. I see now that it´s only on my Memtest I use that.
Is that the reason perhaps?
Anyway, I have it set to this: [100-'%SuggestedReply%']%
The purpose is to shift from listing free mem to used mem as percentage.

Regards,
//Andreas..

[KS-Soft]

Is that the reason perhaps?
Anyway, I have it set to this: [100-'%SuggestedReply%']%

If your expression returns correct value, then charts will work.

1) [100-'%SuggestedReply%'] will not work correctly if you are using "MB" test switch. E.g. 100-'5840 MB' = -6123683830. But I assume you are using "%" test switch?
2) You forgot space before last % char. E.g. "500 MB" can be calculated as number by HostMonitor. "500MB" is just a string, not a number and will not be converted to a number. "10 %" can be converted to a number. "10%" cannot be converted.

Regards
Alex

[mrw]

That solved it for me!

Yes, I use "%" as test switch.

I added a space between my last ] and %, as you said, which immediately got a hit on the performance charts.

So super thanks for your quick help!

Best regards,
//Andreas..

[KS-Soft]

You are welcome.
Note: Top Hosts window -> System lowest free memory (%) group will not work correctly because of such changed reply, it looks for Memory tests with lowest values.

Regards
Alex