Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 ユーザーガイド

Events

Event Activity Interface

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 – The condition that causes CWA to trigger the assigned (associated) action(s).

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 – The user account that owns the event. By default, the user that defined the event is the owner. 

See also:
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Event Details - Status Tab

The 

 tab provides details on the current status of the event trigger.

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 – The event’s current status. 

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 – The number of times that this event has been triggered.

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 – The date and time of the last time the event was triggered. 

Event Details - Variable, File and Email Monitor Tabs 

These tabs appear depending upon the type of event selected. Job and system events do not have these tabs because 
they do not require a monitor. The fields on these tabs are the same fields that are on their respective tabs in their 

 dialogs.

Event Details - Schedule Tab 

These tabs only appear for variable, file and email events. The 

 tab displays when the event monitor is 

scheduled to monitor for the defined event conditions. The fields on these tabs are the same fields that are on their 
respective tabs in their 

 dialogs. Refer to the 

 for more information about the fields on this tab.

The Schedule page of an Event Details dialog only appears when defining events that occur externally. External events such as in an e-mail, file and variable events, require a monitor and the monitor requires a calendar to schedule when the monitor should operate. Job and system events do not have a monitor because they respond to internal conditions and thus do not need a schedule. From the Schedule page, you define when the event monitor operates. On this page, you can assign a defined calendar, limit how frequently the event monitor responds to defined conditions and restrict the event monitor to designated time windows. This same page is displayed in the Event Details dialog for the defined event except the text fields are read-only to provide information about the event that occurred. This page has the following options:

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Calendar Section

You can specify scheduling criteria to assign the days that the event monitor will run and provide a calendar offset.