Setting output options, Viewing html output – HP Transcend Traffix Manager User Manual

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Period — The time range covered by the selected raw data or output.

Keep Report — The date the report is to be deleted, or Keep Forever,
if the report is to be kept indefinitely.

Status — Whether raw data or output was generated successfully. To
display the generation history for reports, see

“Monitoring Report

Generation and Output”

on

page 96

.

Setting Output

Options

You can specify one of three output options in the Report Schedule
dialog box:

HTML — When the report is run, an HTML file which can be displayed
using a Web browser is generated. Use the Traffix Control Panel to
configure the directory for HTML output files. See

Appendix B

,

“Database Management Using Traffix Control Panel”

, for further

information.

If you wish to serve the directory used to store HTML files to your Web
server, make sure the directory is visible to your server and has the
necessary permissions.

If you wish to link to the overall index page generated for HTML reports,
the file name is

index.html

in the chosen reports output directory.

Printer — When the report is run, a graphical report including
contents page is printed.

Reports can be delivered automatically only to a printer visible to the
server. If you want to print a report using a printer visible to the client,
you should output the report as HTML. You can then print the
required pages from your Web browser.

CSV file — Saves the report contents to a CSV format file on the
server, which can be read into a spreadsheet or database application.
The specified file is overwritten without warning each time the report
is output.

Viewing HTML

Output

Traffix Manager launches your default Web browser to view HTML output
for a report. If you choose to view raw data for which no HTML output
file exists, the output file is first generated by Traffix Manager.

HTML output generation may take some time, according to the amount
of data being processed.

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