Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Operation History Viewer
! File > Resume Resumes a live event feed that has been paused.
! File > Data Source... Launches the standard Windows ODBC Data
Source Administrator dialog box, where you can select a system data
source. See Selecting a Data Source & ODBC Tracing on page 8-5.
Note: If the Operation History Viewer is installed on the tracing system
machine, a data source is created automatically and you do not
need to select it here.
! File > Exit Closes down the Operation History Viewer.
Edit Menu
! Edit > Copy Copies the selection and places it on the Windows Clipboard.
Selection Menu
You can change session selection activities using the Selection menu commands,
rather than having to use the Session Properties dialog box.
! Selection > All Activities This selects all activities currently in the
operation history database and displays them in the Operation History
Viewer grid.
Note: When this option is selected, any number ranges you enter in the
Values dialog box for Mailbox Activity or Port Activity events are
ignored.
! Selection > Mailbox Activity Launches the Values dialog box. See
Values Dialog Box on page 8-26.
You can restrict the display by entering a range of mailbox numbers in
the Values field and clicking OK. The Operation History Viewer grid
then displays mailbox activity events for that range.
If you don’t enter a value, when you click OK it displays all mailbox
activity events in the grid.
! Selection > Port Activity Launches the Values dialog box.
You can restrict the display by entering a range of port numbers in the
Values field and clicking OK. The Operation History Viewer grid then
displays port activity events for that range.
If you don’t enter a value, when you click OK it displays all port activity
events in the grid.
! Selection > PBX Integration Activity This selects all PBX Integration
activity events and displays them in the Operation History Viewer grid.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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