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Using Event Analyzer
WVP Event Analyzer Plug-in User Guide V01 – 536989-001
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Figure 62 Response Times Tooltip
The first row identifies the type of response time being graphed (max/min/avg). The second row
specifies the hour of the day while the third row is the value, in hh:mm:ss format, of the data
point.
The grid below the chart lists the same information i.e. the response times for each hour. It can
be sorted by any column. Two columns list the ‘Unmatched’ and the ‘Outstanding’ events.
‘Unmatched’ events are ‘action-taken’ events for which EA could not find a corresponding
‘action-required’ event (EA looks at the action event logs for the past certain number of days, as
specified on the Admin Configuration screen, to find a match). ‘Outstanding’ events are ‘action-
required’ events for which an action-taken event was not found.
A third column lists the number of ‘Resolved’ action events. Note that each ‘resolved’ action
involves an action-reqd and a corresponding action-taken event. Clicking on a non-zero count in
the ‘Resolved’ column in the grid brings up a window that lists the action event details as shown
in Figure 63. These details include the timestamps, event numbers and owners (user-ids) of
both, the action-reqd and action-taken events, the owner-subsystem and the action-id on the
basis of which the two are matched, a flag specifying whether the acknowledgement came from
WVP, and finally, the ack response time in (hh:mm:ss) format. The details window for a resolved
action is shown below:
Figure 63 Action Event Details
Similarly, details for the unmatched and outstanding events, if any, can be viewed by clicking on
the non-zero count in the ‘Unmatched’ or ‘Outstanding’ columns. The details window for the
unmatched or outstanding events is shown below: