HP XP P9000 Performance Advisor Software - Manual (Page 282)

1. Click Load Fav Chart(s).
A pop-up dialog appears displaying the favorites charts that you can view.
2. Select one or more favorite charts from the list and click View Chart.
The favorite chart appears in the Chart Work Area and is selected by default.
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You can add components for metrics in the same metric category to this favorite chart
and save it with the same name, or provide a different name.
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If you provide the existing favorite chart name, the new set of metrics and components
are appended to the list in the existing favorite chart.
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If you add components and metrics for a different metric category, the performance graph
of components are automatically added in a new chart window and you must save it as
a separate favorite chart.
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If a chart window already exists for the metric category, for which you load a favorite
chart, the performance metrics for components in the favorite chart is automatically
appended to the existing chart window. For example, if a chart window exists for
Utilization metrics in the Chart Work Area and you load a favorite chart for the same
metric category, the performance metrics of components are automatically appended to
the existing Utilization Metrics chart window. If required, you can save the updated
favorite chart again.
Deleting favorite charts
To delete a favorite chart:
1.
Click Load Fav Chart(s).
A dialog box that lists the favorite charts appears.
2. Select a favorite chart from the list and click Delete.
The favorite chart is removed from the list.
To refresh the list, click Refresh. To close the dialog box, click Close.
Creating reports for favorite charts
In addition to viewing your favorite charts, you can also generate, save, or schedule reports for
the favorite charts. The reports contain the performance graphs for the combination of components
and metrics saved in your favorite charts. You can also select the duration for which you want to
view the performance graphs of the components.
Generating or saving reports for favorite charts
282 Using charts