Link to server name ..

[Stephan Eibl]

Dear All,

I identified the maximum utilization from the 3 servers A, B & C with the max function (for instance identifed as max 95%).

Is there a way to also get a link to the related server name (for instance B) ?

Appreciate your advice.

Stephan

[Harry King]

The following expression returns the server with the highest utilisation:

'sort(|x,y|(x.Utilisation > y.Utilisation), {[A],[B],[C]})(1)'

Harry

[Stephan Eibl]

Many thanks .. worked perfectly.

[Stephan Eibl]

Dear Harry,

Using a lambda function, Is it also possible in the previous example to get instead of [A], [B], and [C] as a number the server name (string) ? 

Many thanks

Best

Stephan

[Stephan Eibl]

Dear Community,

Is there a way to index the attributes.

In my case I sorted 3 servers according to the highest utilisation and now need the related variability.

The following advice from Harry gives the correct server name (e.g. server C) with the highest utilisation.

'sort(|x,y|(x.Utilisation > y.Utilisation), {[A],[B],[C]})(1)'

But how can I get the related value for an attribute [serverC].variability ?

The follfowing input gives an error.

'sort(|x,y|(x.Utilisation > y.Utilisation), {[A].variability,[B].variability,[C].variability})(1)'

Many thanks.

SE