func SetHostNotificationNumber(
	host_name string,
	notification_number int,
) *livestatus.Command {
	return livestatus.NewCommand(
		"SET_HOST_NOTIFICATION_NUMBER",
		stringifyArg("host_name", "string", host_name),
		stringifyArg("notification_number", "int", notification_number),
	)
}
func SetHostNotificationNumber(
	host_name string,
	notification_number int,
) *livestatus.Command {
	return livestatus.NewCommand(
		"SET_HOST_NOTIFICATION_NUMBER",
		stringifyArg("host_name", "string", host_name),
		stringifyArg("notification_number", "int", notification_number),
	)
}
func SetHostNotificationNumber ( host_name string , notification_number int , ) * livestatus . Command { return livestatus . NewCommand ( " " , stringifyArg ( " " , " " , host_name ) , stringifyArg ( " " , " " , notification_number ) , ) }
// SetHostNotificationNumber creates a new "SET_HOST_NOTIFICATION_NUMBER" Nagios command.
//
// Sets the current notification number for a particular host.
//
// A value of 0 indicates that no notification has yet been sent for the current host problem.
//
// Useful for forcing an escalation (based on notification number) or replicating notification information in redundant
// monitoring environments. Notification numbers greater than zero have no noticeable affect on the notification
// process if the host is currently in an UP state.
SetHostNotificationNumber creates a new SET_HOST_NOTIFICATION_NUMBER Nagios command . Sets the current notification number for a particular host . A value of 0 indicates that no notification has yet been sent for the current host problem . Useful for forcing an escalation ( based on notification number ) or replicating notification information in redundant monitoring environments . Notification numbers greater than zero have no noticeable affect on the notification process if the host is currently in an UP state .