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Searching for Components on the Analytics Overview Page
The Analytics Overview page includes four search tabs that enable you to search records based on a variety of criteria. These search tabs are discussed in greater detail in Working with My webMethods, and the following descriptions provide specific information for the Analytics Overview search.
The search functionality in the Analytics Overview page allows you to create customized searches to find specific information about processes and components. You must enter your search queries in the Search panel. Your search results appear in the Analytics Overview panel.
When you first activate the Analytics Overview page, the Keyword search tab is active and the Analytics Overview panel shows the component tree for the selected configuration. The tree is collapsed by default, and you can click the plus signs (Plus icon) adjacent to folders to expand the branches to expose specific components. Click Expand All icon to expand all branches of the tree.
The Advanced search tab includes filters that enable you to locate un-monitored Infrastructure KPIs so that they can be displayed and selected for deletion in Admin Mode.
*To search for components on the Analytics Overview page based on specific criteria
1. In My webMethods: Navigate > Applications > Monitoring > System Wide > Analytics Overview.
2. To narrow the list of components, click the Keyword tab to search by component name, or click the Advanced search tab to search by any of the following:
*To narrow your search to a range of last readings, select a range from the Last Reading Range drop-down list, or create your own custom range.
*To filter the list, in the Filter area, select one or more filters from the Field Name list. You can filter by process, status, rule, rule status, service level agreement (SLA), customer, or severity. Click Add Row to append an additional filter.
The following table lists the filters that are available in the Filter area.
In the Field Name List
In the Operator List
Set This Value
Process
Equal To/Not Equal To
Unassociated, or select a process name from the list.
Status
Equal To/Not Equal To
Normal (green), Statistical Abnormality (yellow), or Rule Violation (red)
Rules
Equal To
With Rules or Without Rules
Rule Status
Equal To
In Compliance or Out of Compliance
SLA
Equal To
With SLA or Without SLA
Customer
Contains
Enter any text contained in the label used to identify the customer associated with the rule.
Severity
Contains
Enter any text contained in the label used to identify the severity of the rule.
3. Click the Search.
4. To save a search, click the Save button and enter a name for the search in the Saved Search dialog and then click OK. Saved searches are available on the Saved tab.
5. To view a saved search, click the Saved tab and select the desired search from the Saved Search field. Note that the Saved Search field is displayed only if saved searches are available.