Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide

Events

Event Activity Interface

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 – Displays the 

 dialog for the 

 pane.

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 – Displays the 

 pane to view and print your connection definitions. Has the same function as the 

 

button on the toolbar. For more information, see 

.

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 – Saves the data in the current pane as an HTML file. 

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 – Updates the data in the current pane.

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– Adds a new root folder to the 

 pane.

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– Adds a new sub folder to the 

 pane.

Event Activity Pane Context Menu

When you right-click in the 

 pane, the 

 context menu displays. The 

 

options only apply to external events such as file, email or variable events that have defined a monitor. The 

 context menu has the following options:

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 – The 

submenu has the following control options:

 – Suspends the monitoring activity of the selected event monitor.

 – Resumes the monitoring activity of the event monitor that was suspended.

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 – Displays the 

 dialog for the selected type of event occurrence. Alternately, you can display 

these dialogs by double-clicking the individual event monitor record.

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 – Displays the 

 pane to view and print your connection definitions. Has the same function as the 

 

button on the toolbar. For more information, see 

.

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– Adds a new root folder to the 

 pane.

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– Adds a new sub folder to the 

 pane.

Event Activity Preferences Dialog

Select 

 from the 

 main menu while viewing the 

 pane to display the 

 dialog.

This dialog contains the following elements:

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 – From the 

 tab, you can select which columns are displayed in the

pane and in 

what order they appear.

A checkmark to the left of a column title indicates that it will be displayed in the pane. No checkmark indicates 
that it will not be displayed.

To rearrange the order in which the columns are displayed, select the column and click the up or down arrow.

Event Details Dialog

The details for any event listed in the 

 pane can be displayed by either double-clicking it or by 

right-clicking it and selecting 

 from the context menu. Those events that define monitors have additional tabs to 

provide details specific to that type of event.The fields on the tabs of the 

 dialog are read-only though a 

user can update the information in the fields at any time by selecting the 

 option from the context menu.

Common to All Tabs

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– The name of the event (up to 30 characters).