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Namespace: microsoft.graph.security.caseManagement
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Represents an embedded warning and breach timer in the timers property of an slaPolicyDefinition.
Timers are evaluated in order, lowest first. The first timer whose filters match applies; otherwise, the default timer applies. Each policy supports up to 15 timers and must have exactly one timer with isDefault set to true.
Timers don't have independent GET, POST, PATCH, or DELETE endpoints. Read them through the parent policy and replace the entire timers collection when updating it.
Methods
None.
Properties
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| breachThresholdInMinutes | Int32 | The elapsed time in minutes after which the timer is considered breached. Required when supplying a timer. |
| filters | microsoft.graph.security.caseManagement.slaPolicyCriteriaBlock | The condition that a case must match for this timer to apply. Required when isDefault is false. Omit this property for the default timer. |
| isDefault | Boolean | Whether this timer is the fallback when no other timer's filters match. Required when supplying a timer. Exactly one timer per policy must have a value of true. |
| order | Int32 | The evaluation order among the policy's timers, lowest first. Required when supplying a timer. |
| policyTimerId | String | The server-generated identifier for the timer. Computed on creation and immutable thereafter. Read-only. Omit this property from request bodies. |
| warningThresholdInMinutes | Int32 | The elapsed time in minutes after which an early warning is raised. |
Relationships
None.
JSON representation
For request bodies, set @odata.type on the filters criteria block when you supply it. Service responses can omit @odata.type on slaPolicyTimer objects and their nested filters object.
The following JSON representation shows the resource type.
{
"@odata.type": "#microsoft.graph.security.caseManagement.slaPolicyTimer",
"policyTimerId": "String",
"order": "Int32",
"filters": {
"@odata.type": "#microsoft.graph.security.caseManagement.slaPolicyCriteriaBlock"
},
"isDefault": "Boolean",
"warningThresholdInMinutes": "Int32",
"breachThresholdInMinutes": "Int32"
}