Job Management Partner 1/Integrated Management - Manager Overview and System Design Guide

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3.5.1 Searching for JP1 events

JP1 events that need to be managed appear on the Monitor Events page of the Event Console window, but you can also use the event search function to display the following JP1 events:

You can check the contents of the events displayed as the search result on the Search Events page using the Event Details button and Monitor button in the same way as on the Monitor Events page.

Progress display
While an event search is in progress, (Searching) appears on the tab of the Search Events page. When the search is completed, a dialog box reports that the search has ended and (Searching) disappears. This is a way of telling whether a search is still in progress when there are a large number of events to be searched or the search is taking a long time.
Events found to match the search conditions are listed in order on the Search Events page. The following figure shows the Search Events page while a search is in progress.

Figure 3-30 Search Events page during an event search

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Canceling a search
You can cancel an event search already in progress if you have set the wrong search conditions, for example, or if you have just found the events you were looking for.
To cancel an event search, click the Cancel Search button on the Search Events page, or choose View and then Cancel Search.
When you cancel an event search, the JP1 events found up to that point are listed in the window.
Reference note
You can perform other tasks during an event search. For example, you can perform event monitoring in parallel with an event search. The menu commands for other tasks that you can perform remain selectable.
Some selectable menu commands cannot be used while a search is in progress. If you attempt to use them, an error message appears.

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