Managing Ensemble Productions - InterSystems Documentation

Event Log
7.2 Event Log Filter
If you do not see the message you want to view in the Event Log page, you can filter the list of entries. To do so, enter
values in the fields in the lower portion of the page to search for a particular class of event log entries, as follows:
• SortOrder — Select a value from the list: Oldest First or Newest First.
• TimeFormat — Select a value from the list: Time Only or Complete (time with date).
• Source — Enter a value in this field to list all the events logged by a specific host class.
• Method — Enter a value in this field to list all the events logged by a specific method.
• Text — Enter a value in this field to list all the events whose text contains this string.
• Job — Enter a value in this field to find events hosted by a specific system job.
• Color By — Choose a criterion from the list: TimeLogged, Type, Job, Session, Source, Method, Text, or none (blank).
The background color of rows in the Event Log table changes according to your choice.
If the Color By selection is blank, the default background color indicates the event Type as follows:
Color
Yellow, with bold red text
Silver, with red text
Pink, with bold red text
Green, with bold yellow text
Blue, with bold yellow text
Light blue
Orange
White
Indication
Alert
Assert
Error
Production start
Production stop
Trace
Warning
(all others)
• MaxRows — The maximum number of event log entries to display as a result of the search. If more matches are found,
a message displays at the bottom of the table: There is more data. To display the additional data, change the
MaxRows value and click Search again.
• StartId — Enter the lower limit of a range of ID values.
• EndId — Enter the upper limit of a range of ID values.
• StartTime — Enter the lower limit of a range of TimeLogged values.
• End Time — Enter the upper limit of a range of TimeLogged values.
• Session Id — Find all the event log entries associated with a particular session.
• At right, a column of check boxes allows you to limit the display to specific types of event: Assert, Error, Warning,
Info, Trace, or Alert.
Note: Most of these fields support the use of the SQL Like wildcard character (%).
After you have edited these fields, you can click one of the commands at the bottom of the screen:
• Click Search to sort the list of event log entries in the top display using the criteria shown in the bottom display.
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