Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Operation History Viewer
Export Operation History Events Dialog Box
This topic describes how to use the Export Operation History Events dialog box to
export the events in the current session of the Operation History Viewer window. See
Operation History Viewer Window on page 8-15.
You can export operation history events to view, query and search the data using
alternate tools, for example, text editors and database querying tools.
Notes:
! You cannot export events which have been opened from a Snapshot
File (*.SNP). When a snapshot file is loaded, the system disables the
Export command.
! You must click File > Pause to pause the feed, before you can
export events in a live session. Once the export is complete, the system
resumes the event feed automatically without any loss of events generated
during the export.
Launching the Screen
! File > Export Launches the Export Operation History Events dialog
box. This has some standard Windows features, plus two Avaya-specific
buttons: Options and Help.
Configuring the Screen Controls
! File Name Enter a file name, or, if you want to overwrite an existing file,
click that file.
! List Files of Type Select either Text File (*.TXT) or Database File
(*.MDB) format.
— Text File (*.TXT) Records in a text file, with field separators and text
envelope characters. The text file contains event information for the
currently selected columns only.
— Database File (*.MDB) Open Database Connectivity
(ODBC)-compliant database with the same columns as the operation
history database.
! Drives Select the drive where you wish to save the file.
! Directories Select the directory where you wish to save the file.
! Options Opens the Options dialog, Text Export tab. If you are exporting
a Text File (*.TXT), you can use this tab to specify characters to separate
and surround text fields. See Options - Text Export Tab on page 8-25.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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