Query Events ------------ You can use this function to search for and view both alarm and normal logged messages from Events. The Query Event Messages window will appear, as shown below. Fields This window contains the following fields: Query Hosts Use these toggles to specify which hosts to query for reports. The options are: + Hosts In Exception Pool (the default) + Hosts In Current Pool + Specific Host(s) If you choose the Specific Host(s) option, use the text field to the right of that option to specify which host(s) to check for messages. Leave a blank space between host names for multiple entries. You can also click on the arrow button to the right to pop up a pick list of all hosts within the current pool and make your selection(s) from there. Message Type Use these toggles to specify which type of messages to search for in the reports. The options are: + Event Messages Only + Log Messages Only + Both Messages (the default) Event Messages are Events alarm messages generated by a test crossing a user-defined threshold. Log Messages are those Events informational messages generated when a test runs without generating an event and that (successful) result is logged. Message Severity Level You can use these toggles to choose what severity level of the messages to use in the search. The options are: + Severe Message + Info Message + Error Message + Okay Message + Warning Message You can select more than one severity level to use in the search; you must select at least one severity level. The default is all levels of message severity will be queried during the search. Test Name Filter You can use this field to limit the search to specific test names. You may type in the entire test name or just the first few letters of the test name. All tests whose name contains part or all of the specified string will be queried. Leave a blank space between test names for multiple entries. You can also click on the arrow button to the right to pop up a pick list of all pre-defined standard Events tests and make your selection(s) from there. You can also use the standard UNIX wild cards `*', `[]', and `?' in this field (e.g., /home/*). Number of Messages per Host Events logs can become large very quickly and therefore take more time to search. You can use this field to help speed up the search time and only view the most recent X messages per host. You can also use the counter buttons to the right to increment or decrement the number displayed. The most recent message is always displayed first. Timestamp between ... and You can use these two fields to limit the search to messages logged between the specified times. See "TIME FORMATS" on page C-1 for details on specifying this time-date value. Buttons This window contains the following button: Execute Query Once you've made your selections, click on this button to begin the search process. When the query is completed, the results will be displayed in the event viewer window.