Condition operation for the rearm threshold value. [type keyword] [statistics keyword] condition Allowed conditions are: =, >, >=, >+, <, <=, <-, !=, !, ~, ~=, !~, !~=, &, |, changes, doesNotChange, exists, and doesNotExist. Checking against the rearm condition is started when a threshold is reached and is stopped when the rearm condition is met. Once the rearm condition is met, the threshold condition operation is restarted. The ~(LIKE) condition is for extended regular expression checking on strings. The style of the regular expression is of the format for the ed or egrep command. The ~(LIKE) is case insensitive, while the ~=(LIKE CASE) is case sensitive. The >+ and <- condition checks for a value increase(>+) above or a value decrease(<-) below the threshold value on consecutive polls. Once the condition is met the arm condition is also checked on consecutive polls. NOTE: Thresholds for Counter variables are computed by calculating the change per second in the sampled values and comparing these against the threshold value. In the case of Gauge and INTEGER variables, the actual value of the variable is checked against the threshold value. The statistics keywords 'iMax', 'iMin', 'iAvg', 'iSd', 'iVar', 'iRate', 'Max', 'Min', 'Avg', 'Sd', and 'Var' if placed in front of the condition (and separated from if by a space) allows the use of the interval or lifetime maximum, minimum, average, standard deviation, variance, and rate. These values are calculated for each MIB variable returned in the threshold. For the interval keywords the sampling interval is defined by the MIB variable: smMlmProgramControlSamplesPerInterval. For example, if the smMlmProgramControlSamplesPerInterval is 10 then the 'iAvg' keyword is the average value of the last ten samples returned to the threshold for each MIB value. The type keywords 'delta' and 'value', if placed in front of the condition or statistics keywords (and separated from it by a space) will override this default behavior. For example, a condition of 'value >' will cause threshold checking to be performed against the actual value rather than the change in the value even if the selected MIB variable is a Counter; a condition of 'delta >' causes the change in the variable (from the previous value) to be checked against the threshold, regardless of the type of the variable.