HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 20)

Viewing Object History
WASAP allows you to view the Object History for a selected object. You can view
the last 5, 10, 15 or 20 collections for the selected object. To view historical data
for a row of data, you need to click anywhere on the row. This brings up a popup
menu giving the option of selecting between 5, 10, 15 and 20 collections. On
selecting one of these options, a new window displays the history for that row in
tabular format.
Object History screen showing last 10 collections for CPU 00 on System \SPEEDY
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Viewing Objectives
ASAP allows the user to set objectives and thresholds for each Entity. Using
WASAP you can see what these objectives are. Whenever an Entity is selected,
an Objectives Info
icon shows up in the toolbar of the WASAP screen. Clicking
on this icon opens a new window listing the objectives for the current Entity if
any.
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Refreshing WASAP data
WASAP fetches data from the ASAP database. The ASAP database gets
continuously refreshed with the latest data, the frequency of refresh dependent
on the Rate value specified in the EDL. WASAP fetches this value and
automatically refreshes the tree and table data as soon as new data comes in.
The time to the next refresh in seconds is shown at the bottom of the WASAP
screen. You can however choose to stop this periodic refresh by clicking on the
icon on the toolbar. The icon then changes to: . You may click on this icon
to resume the automatic refresh operation.
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Web ViewPoint ASAP User Guide – 528941-003
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