CA Workload Automation iXp User Guide - CA Technologies

Filters Defined6 JOB FILTERS6.1 Filters DefinedThere are two kinds of filters in iXp. Attribute Filters limit the job data that is sentback, according to specified job attributes. Job Dependency Filters limit the iXpviews according to specified job dependencies.Users have access to two types of filters, from the Current Filter Selection list.1) “Out of the box” filters provided by iXp. These include several JobAttribute Filters.2) “User-defined” filters are owned by the user who defined them, and areconfigurable by him/her. These include temporary filters created whenjobs are added to the view.The Current Filter appears on the Current Filter button at the bottom of the iXpwindow, and on the Filter Editor.All filters are applied after the user security filters have been applied. Thus,applying the “No Filter” as current filter will show all jobs that the user is allowedto see.6.1.1 Attribute FiltersJob Attribute Filter configurations may be edited, or created, with the Filter Editor.Attribute Filters can use CA Workload Automation AE job attributes to furtherdefine or limit the views in iXp.“Out of the box” Attribute Filters provided by iXp include the following.iXp Job AttributeFilter NameLevel Zero FilterRunning FilterDescriptionIncludes all instances in the site and jobs that arenot in boxes and box jobs at level zero i.e. jobswithin a box are not shown.Includes jobs that have a current status ofSTARTING, RUNNING or ACTIVATED.User Guide 94