Filtering Services by Service Name
You can search for a specific service by full name or part of the name.
You can filter services by Service name using the Basic or Advanced filters. In the Advanced filter, you can combine Service name with other search criteria to narrow down your search results.
Note:
Whether a search is case-sensitive or case-insensitive depends on the way the underlying database (for example, Oracle, DB2, or SQL Server) handles the queries that service monitoring issues to obtain data.
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To find services by service name
1. On the Services page, click Basic or Advanced.
2. In the Service name field, type a part of the service name or the full service name of the service that you want to find. For example:
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The fully-qualified name of a service, such as,
OrderPartner.Services:processOrder, to list all executed instances of the service.
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A partial service name, such as
processOrder, to list all services that have "
processOrder" in the name.
Tip:
You can search for a service by name and status. If you select specific statuses in the Status field, the search results will list all executed instances of the service that match the specified status(es).
3. Click Apply.
The services on the page are filtered based on the search criteria. For more information about the service execution details that you can view on the Services page, see
Viewing Service Execution Details.
Tip:
Each search filter that you apply is saved and used in subsequent searches until you delete its label. You can clear all saved filters by clicking Clear all.