Reporting mode. The value can be "any", "change", "threshold-any", or "threshold-all". In "any" change reporting mode, every received update that meets throttle and threshold conditions is reported. In "change" reporting mode, only changes from the last reported value, and that meet throttle and threshold conditions, are reported. In "threshold-any" reporting mode, every received update that meets throttle and at least one of the threshold conditions is reported. In "threshold-all" reporting mode, every received update that meets throttle and all of the threshold conditions is reported.

If report is not specified, it defaults to "change".

Minimum interval between value reports. A 0 (zero) or undefined value disables throttling. A non-zero, positive number enables throttling, in units of seconds. A throttle of X seconds means that a captured value that meets the report and threshold conditions is only reported if the most recently reported value was reported at least X seconds earlier. The throttle does not postpone data reports. For example, with a rate of 10 seconds and a throttle of 15 seconds, when all other criteria are met, if captured value A occurs at t=0 seconds, B at t=10, C at t=20, and so on, value B will not be reported because A has been reported less than 15 seconds ago. Value C will be reported because the throttle has expired since the most recently reported value A. However, value B will not be reported at t=15 seconds after A; the throttle setting of 15 seconds means that value B is ignored and A remains the most recently published value (at t=0). 

If throttle is not specified, it defaults to "0" to disable the throttle.

Specifies a field within a structured value to be used for evaluating throttle, report, and threshold specifications. Nested fields within a structure are specified as a path with slashes ("/") separating the nested field names. When a focus is specified, all reporting and all evaluations of throttle, report, and threshold specifications ignore all except for the property in focus. The resultant data report only contains the focussed field. For example, focus = "speed" examines and reports only the speed field from a structure with a top-level field named "speed". A focus = "point/z" setting examines and reports only the z coordinate within a point field.

Reporting mode. The value can be "any", "change", "threshold-any", or "threshold-all". In "any" change logging mode, every received update that meets throttle and threshold conditions is reported. In "change" reporting mode, only changes from the last reported value, and that meet throttle and threshold conditions, are reported. In "threshold-any" reporting mode, every received update that meets throttle and at least one of the threshold conditions is reported. In "threshold-all" reporting mode, every received update that meets throttle and all of the threshold conditions is reported.

If report is not specified, it defaults to "change".

Minimum interval between value reports. A 0 (zero) or undefined value disables throttling. A non-zero, positive number enables throttling, in units of seconds. A throttle of X seconds means that a captured value that meets the report and threshold conditions is only reported if the most recently reported value was reported at least X seconds earlier. The throttle does not postpone data reports. For example, with a rate of 10 seconds and a throttle of 15 seconds, when all other criteria are met, if captured value A occurs at t=0 seconds, B at t=10, C at t=20, and so on, value B will not be reported because A has been reported less than 15 seconds ago. Value C will be reported because the throttle has expired since the most recently reported value A. However, value B will not be reported at t=15 seconds after A; the throttle setting of 15 seconds means that value B is ignored and A remains the most recently published value (at t=0). 

If throttle is not specified, it defaults to "0" to disable the throttle.

Minimum absolute difference between a captured value and the most recently reported value to qualify for reporting. A 0 (zero) or undefined value disables threshold filtering. A value greater than zero defines the minimum value difference between two published values. For example, if A, B and C values are captured at t=0, 10, and 20 seconds with values 100, 75, 150, and a threshold of 30, value A is reported because there is no history. Value B is ignored because abs(75-100) < 30. Value C is permitted because abs(150-100) >= 30. For datapoints with structured values, the threshold value is specified as an object that mirrors the datapoint value, with threshold values for each scalar field. A threshold value cannot be specified for any string fields. Thresholds are always unsigned numbers as they define the unsigned (absolute) difference between the current and the most recently reported value.

Specifies a field within a structured value to be used for evaluating throttle, report, and threshold specifications. Nested fields within a structure are specified as a path with slashes ("/") separating the nested field names. When a focus is specified, all reporting and all evaluations of throttle, report, and threshold specifications ignore all except for the property in focus. The resultant data report only contains the focussed field. For example, focus = "speed" examines and reports only the speed field from a structure with a top-level field named "speed". A focus = "point/z" setting examines and reports only the z coordinate within a point field.