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You can quickly determine the status of automatic or manual analysis by looking at the icons in the navigation tree. Figure 3–26 shows the icons used to indicate analysis results.
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© When automatic analysis generates a problem report exclamation points are added to the icons for the node, system log, and real time monitoring. The icon changes remain until the problem reports list is viewed and the tree is refreshed. If another problem report is generated after the tree is refreshed, exclamation points are added to the icons again.
” You can also determine the results of manual analysis on a binary event log file by checking the icons. Compaq Analyze uses a animated yellow icon while a binary log file is being read and an animated green icon during analysis. If processing has completed and problem reports were generated, an exclamation point is added to the icon. If processing has completed and no problem reports were generated, a check mark is added to the icon. Unlike the icon changes associated with automatic analysis, the manual analysis icon changes remain visible until you close the web interface session. 2
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Œ In addition to the icon-based status indicators, you can also determine the processing status by positioning the cursor over the file name in the navigation tree and reading the status message at the bottom of the window. Status messages are shown in the information bar (see Figure 3–2).
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< You can open the Progress window by clicking on the Progress Window button in the toolbar (see Figure 3–3). The Progress window opens in a new browser window (Figure 3–27).
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0 The Progress window provides statistics for all the log files that are currently being analyzed by Compaq Analyze. The information includes the node where the log file is located, the name and location of the log file, and the number of events in the file. If you have selected multiple files for processing, each file's position in the queue is given. You can click the Stop icon to stop processing any of the listed files. When a file finishes processing, it is removed from the window.
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