count_foreach functions. • The count and count_foreach aggregate functions support optional parameters operator and pattern, which can be used to fine-tune item filtering and only count values that match given count_foreach functions. • The count and count_foreach aggregate functions support optional parameters operator and pattern, which can be used to fine-tune item filtering and only count values that match given current object/element; only definite paths are supported. Example: @.name Supported operators: Operator Type Description Result - Binary Subtraction Number + Binary Addition Number / Binary Division

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from the current object/element; only definite paths are supported. @.name Supported operators: Operator Type Description Result - binary Subtraction. Number. + binary Addition. Number. / binary Division parameter or operator. A more complex formula may use a combination of functions, operators and brackets. You can use all functions and operators supported in trigger expressions. The logic and operator precedence result that is compared to the threshold, using an operator and a constant. The syntax of a simple useful expression is function(/host/key,parameter)<operator>. For example: min(/Zabbix server/net

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floor, log, log10, mod, pi, power, radians, rand, round, signum, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, truncate Operator functions between, in Prediction functions - String functions ascii, bitlength, bytelength, char from the current object/element; only definite paths are supported. @.name Supported operators: Operator Type Description Result - binary Subtraction. Number. + binary Addition. Number. / binary Division parameter or operator. A more complex formula may use a combination of functions, operators and brackets. You can use all functions and operators supported in trigger expressions. The logic and operator precedence

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macros will NOT be expanded if referencing a function, host name, item key, item key parameter or operator. A more complex formula may use a combination of functions, operators and brackets. You can use supported in trigger expressions. Note that the syntax is slightly different, however logic and operator precedence are exactly the same. Unlike trigger expressions, Zabbix processes calculated items statistics. 318 A simple useful expression might look like: {:.()}<operator> While the syntax is exactly the same, from the functional point of view there are two

macros will NOT be expanded if referencing a function, host name, item key, item key parameter or operator. A more complex formula may use a combination of functions, operators and brackets. You can use supported in trigger expressions. Note that the syntax is slightly different, however logic and operator precedence are exactly the same. Unlike trigger expressions, Zabbix processes calculated items statistics. A simple useful expression might look like: {:.()}<operator> While the syntax is exactly the same, from the functional point of view there are two

macros will NOT be expanded if referencing a function, host name, item key, item key parameter or operator. 265 A more complex formula may use a combination of functions, operators and brackets. You can supported in trigger expressions. Note that the syntax is slightly different, however logic and operator precedence are exactly the same. Unlike trigger expressions, Zabbix processes calculated items statistics. A simple useful expression might look like: 340 {:.()}<operator> While the syntax is exactly the same, from the functional point of view there are two