func ChangeSvcModattr(
	host_name string,
	service_description string,
	value string,
) *livestatus.Command {
	return livestatus.NewCommand(
		"CHANGE_SVC_MODATTR",
		stringifyArg("host_name", "string", host_name),
		stringifyArg("service_description", "string", service_description),
		stringifyArg("value", "string", value),
	)
}
func ChangeSvcModattr(
	host_name string,
	service_description string,
	value string,
) *livestatus.Command {
	return livestatus.NewCommand(
		"CHANGE_SVC_MODATTR",
		stringifyArg("host_name", "string", host_name),
		stringifyArg("service_description", "string", service_description),
		stringifyArg("value", "string", value),
	)
}
func ChangeSvcModattr ( host_name string , service_description string , value string , ) * livestatus . Command { return livestatus . NewCommand ( " " , stringifyArg ( " " , " " , host_name ) , stringifyArg ( " " , " " , service_description ) , stringifyArg ( " " , " " , value ) , ) }
// ChangeSvcModattr creates a new "CHANGE_SVC_MODATTR" Nagios command.
//
// This command changes the modified attributes value for the specified service.
//
// Modified attributes values are used by Nagios to determine which object properties should be retained across program
// restarts.
//
// Thus, modifying the value of the attributes can affect data retention.
//
// This is an advanced option and should only be used by people who are intimately familiar with the data retention
// logic in Nagios.
ChangeSvcModattr creates a new CHANGE_SVC_MODATTR Nagios command . This command changes the modified attributes value for the specified service . Modified attributes values are used by Nagios to determine which object properties should be retained across program restarts . Thus modifying the value of the attributes can affect data retention . This is an advanced option and should only be used by people who are intimately familiar with the data retention logic in Nagios .