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Subject: Severity values
Severity is defined as a "short" in the pseudo schema but the description of the value contains strings (and colors, how cute), not numbers: o FATAL - Condition is unrecoverable and the service is no longer available. o CRITICAL (Red) - Condition that affects service has occurred. Immediate corrective action is required. o MAJOR (Orange) - Problem with a relatively high severity level has occurred. It is likely that normal use of the object will be impeded. o MINOR (Yellow) - Problem with a relatively low severity level has occurred. It is unlikely that normal use of the object will be impeded. o WARNING (Cyan) - Problem that affects service will or could occur. Diagnostic and corrective action is recommended. o INFORMATION (Green) - Message output is normal (that is, what was expected). For example, a process begins, a process finishes, or status information is displayed. o UNKNOWN (Blue) - Severity level cannot be determined. Am I supposed to change the type to a restriction of xs:string? OR to provide a mapping from numbers to these values? If so, what's the range? 0-100 (if yes how do I map?), 0-70, 0-6, 1-7... What is the value of these colors? Do I get to color ResourceId in purple? William
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