Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Operation History Viewer
All Operation History Viewer Menus & Icons
The Operation History Viewer window has a menu bar and a toolbar. This topic
provides a reference list of all menu and icon commands. See Operation History
Viewer Window on page 8-15.
File Menu
! File > New Launches the Session Properties dialog box. You can
then create a new live or historical session. See Session Properties Dialog
Box on page 8-18.
! File > Open... Launches the standard Windows Open dialog box. You
can open an existing session file (*.SSN) or snapshot file (*.SNP).
! File > Save Saves the session using the standard Windows method.
You can select to save in one of two formats:
— Session Files (*.SSN) Saves only a session's properties. You can
modify the properties to create different event viewing scenarios.
— Snapshot Files (*.SNP) Saves a session's properties and the event
data matching these properties. The system purges the operation
history database periodically. However, by creating a snapshot file,
you can keep the event data for as long as you require.
! File > Save As... Launches the standard Windows Save As dialog box,
where you can select a different filename or file type.
! File > Close Closes the currently open session.
! File > Session Properties Launches the Session Properties dialog
box, where you can amend the properties of the current session. See
Session Properties Dialog Box on page 8-18.
! File > Event Properties Launches the Event Properties dialog box
for the event selected in the Operation History Viewer grid. This displays
the details of the selected event. See Event Properties Dialog Box on page
8-21.
! File > Options... Launches the Options dialog box, where you can set
defaults for new sessions, customize the display of the Operation History
Viewer grid and set preferences for exporting text. See Options Dialog Box
on page 8-22.
! File > Export Launches the Export Operation History Events dialog
box, where you can export operation history events as a *.TXT or *.MDB
file. You can then view, query and search the data using alternate tools.
See Export Operation History Events Dialog Box on page 8-27.
! File > Pause Pauses a live event feed. You can then scroll through the
events.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
8–28 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007