#Format of the thresholds file to be used in pmr -t <thresholdfile>

#KPI/counter ;  operand  ; orangeLimit (optional) ; redLimit ; MO filter

#operand can be one of:  > >= < <= = ~ != !~  [] ][

#one or two limits can be given. If two limits are given then the first limit will correspond to a minor alert and the second to a major alert
#the threshold can be a number or a string. With string, only the following operands apply: ~ and !~
#it is also possible to give a range of valid values. The operand for that is [] (alert if kpi is within the range) or ][ (alert if kpi is outside the range)

#the MO filter can be a positive filter, a negative filter, or a combination of both, in which case the positive filter is on the left and the negative on the right. 
#Example: 
# CSIuSigSuc < 85 60 utrancell=real  --> the threshold only applies for MOs whose names match the word "utrancell=real"
# HsAccess > 85 60   !utrancell=real --> the threshold applies for all MOs except those whose name match the word "utrancell=real"
# PSAccFailRate >= 5 20   utrancell=real!utrancell=realmad   --> the threshold applies for all MOs whose name match "utrancell=real" but not that match "utrancell=realmad"


CSIuSigSuc < 85 60  utrancell=real
HsAccess > 85 60   !utrancell=real
PSAccFailRate >= 5 20   utrancell=real!utrancell=realmad
PSCCSR =< 85 60
RrcSuc != 100
SpchAccess = 100
HsDrop ~ N/A
EsmPOutUcast [] 400-900 500-600
EsmPOutBcast ][   400-900 500-600


