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Select a column heading (the column heading will pop off the table) and drag that column heading to the space above the table. For example, use the left mouse button to click the Subsystem heading and drag that column heading to the space above the table. |
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When a grouping is in place, you can use the Pie Chart or Bar Graph icons, located at the top of the grid, to redisplay the data. |
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In either of these views, use the Data Grid icon to redisplay the data in the grid format. |
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To remove the filtering and return to the original data grid, click the Remove Filter button to the far left of the cells. |
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To remove the filtering of an individual cell, click the Remove Filter button to the right of that cell. |
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To create a custom filter, place your cursor in the cell beneath the column to filter. Click the arrow control and select (Custom). The Custom Filter dialog opens. |
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Select the appropriate option in the Filter based on <All | Any> of the following conditions. |
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Select All if all the criteria entered has to be met in order to be included. |
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Select Any if only one of the criteria entered has to be met in order to be included. |
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To add additional criteria, click Add. This allows you to add a row to the custom filter to specify additional criteria for the selected column. |
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After you have created the custom filter, click OK to close the dialog and filter the data based on the criteria entered. |
The following procedures walk you through a few scenarios using custom filters.
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Run the All Events search. |
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Select All. |
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Click OK. |
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Run the All Events search. |
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Select All. |
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Click OK. |
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On the Search Results page, place your cursor in the data filtering cell of the Facility column and enter: forest. |
The object picker consists of the following pages:
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Browse - use the Browse page to select a directory object from a hierarchical view of your environment |
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Search - use the Search page to search your environment to locate and select a directory object |
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Options - use the Options page to view or modify search options used to retrieve directory objects |
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In the Forest field, select the forest that contains the required directory objects. |
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In the object list, click the object to select it and use the Add button to add it to the Selected Objects list at the bottom of the dialog. |
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Once you have added objects to this list, use the Select button to save your selection and close the dialog. Or if the directory object picker is part of a wizard, click Next to save your selection and continue. |
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In the Find field, either enter or use the drop-down menu to select the type of directory object to be located. |
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In the Name field, specify a search expression to be used to search Active Directory to locate a particular object. In most cases, this field will contain an asterisk (*) indicating to search for all objects of the type specified in the Find field. |
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After entering a search expression, use the Search button to initiate the search and return the results of the search. |
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The object list displays the objects found as a result of your search. To select an object, click on the object to highlight it and use the Add button to add it to the Selected Objects list. |
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Once you have added objects to this list, use the Select button to save your selection and close the dialog. Or if the directory object picker is part of a wizard, click Next to save your selection and continue. |
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The Search Limit field specifies the maximum number of records to return for an Active Directory object search. The default is 2000 records. |
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The Page Size field displays the maximum number of records to return per LDAP polling cycle. |
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Once you have made changes on the Options page, use the Select button to save your selection and close the dialog. If the directory object picker is part of a wizard, click Next to save your selection and continue. |
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