The most recent event list compares current data with data from the last time the agent ran and groups events by event status.
For example, an agent is created to tell you when the quantity sold of any product by any sales person in your database changes. The first time the agent runs, the most recent event list identifies all sales as new events.
Product number | Sales person | Quantity sold |
|---|---|---|
NEW EVENTS | ||
3345 | Ashley McCormick | 25 |
345 | \Bayard Lopes | 15 |
2256 | Alessandra Torta | 100 |
The second time the agent runs, it finds the following product sales.
Product number | Sales person | Quantity sold |
3345 | Ashley McCormick | 35 |
3345 | Bayard Lopes | 15 |
2256 | Ashley McCormick | 15 |
2256 | Alessandra Torta | 150 |
If you now view the most recent events list, you see the following list:
Product number | Sales person | Quantity sold |
NEW EVENTS | ||
2256 | Ashley McCormick | 15 |
ONGOING (UNCHANGED) | ||
3345 | Bayard Lopes | 15 |
ONGOING (CHANGED) | ||
3345 | Ashley McCormick | 35 |
2256 | Alessandra Torta | 150 |
In ATG Reporting Center, locate the agent you want.
In the Actions column, click More.
Click View most recent event list.
