1.2.2.2.1 Call Pattern Query by Filter

The following table lists the Call Pattern Query by Filter panel options.

Table 1-22 Call Pattern Filter Panel Options

Options	Description
Initiator	Domain: Lists all Domains. The default value is “Any”. Machine: Lists all machines for the selected domain. The default value is “Any”. Group: Lists all groups for the selected machine. The default value is "Any". Server: Lists all servers for the selected machine. The default value is “Any”. Initial Called Service: The first service of the call path. Client Process Name: The initiator process name. User Name: The Tuxedo user name is provided to call initial called service.
From/To	Time Span. This option is available only when “Recent“ is not specified.
Recent	Specifies the recent time period between 0~60 minutes/hours/days. The default value is 1 hour. This option is available only when “From/To“ is not specified.
Minimum Request Number	The minimum number of requests that form a pattern. Usually a call pattern contains a large number of calls. This threshold prevents listing a pattern with a small number of calls.
Service Pattern	Checked: Displays only service call path pattern Unchecked: Displays service call path pattern including detailed location and GWTDOMAIN information

Click the Query button; the Call Pattern Result List panel appears.

Note:

For Oracle Database, there is a lag time of minutes specified in Call Pattern Calculation Delay before you can query call patterns in one hour or day. That is, you can only query the call patterns occurred in one hour or day after the Call Pattern Calculation Delay minutes of this hour or day. For example, suppose the Call Pattern Calculation Delay is 30 minutes, if you select to query the call patterns occurred from 9 to 10 o'clock, you can actually query the desired information after 10:30, similarly, if you select to query the call patterns occurred yesterday, you can actually query the desired information after today 00:30.

• Saving and Reusing Queries