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| Table | Displays the data in table format. |
| Bar chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed along the X-axis. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. |
| Multiple line chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed along the X-axis. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. |
| Combined multiple line chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed along the X-axis. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. This chart has multiple Y-axes, each axis corresponding to a specific line. |
| Horizontal bar chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is always displayed. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. |
| Line chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed along the X-axis. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. |
| Multiple pie chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed as the name of the chart. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. Each row is displayed in a different pie. |
| Pie chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is displayed as the name of the chart. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. Only the values in the first row are displayed in the pie chart. |
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| Ring chart | Only numeric data is displayed. Non-numeric data is ignored. The first column of data is always displayed. Remaining numeric columns are displayed as values in the chart. Only the values in the first row are displayed in the ring chart. |
See Configuring the portlet, Defining the portlet data preferences, and “About the DBAdapter” on page 28.
About the Time Frame portlet
The Time Frame portlet lets you decide the period of time that you want to analyze. The time frame you select, affects the time frame used by all portlets displayed on the same page.
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If you set up a different page to view additional portlets, it is recommended that you add the Time Frame portlet to the new page, and verify that you set it to the period of time that you want to display information on. If you don't add a Time Frame portlet to the page, the portlets on the page that are associated with the Time Frame portlet will automatically display information according to the data collected within the last 24 hours. This is also the default setting for all new time frames. |
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If you delete a Time Frame portlet from a page, the portlets on the page will continue to display information according to the last settings you configured in the Time Frame portlet. |
You can either choose to define the time interval that you want to analyze, or to focus your analysis on the last <n>
minutes, hours, days, weeks or months, relative to your own local time. The following table describes the time frame settings you can select.
Table 3-9 Time 9 Time Frame options
Field Description
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| From | Determines when the sampling period begins (date and time). |
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| To | Determines when the sampling period ends (date and time). |
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| Lets you focus on the last <n> minutes, hours, days, weeks or months from the current time. |
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You can determine the design of the portlet and the user permissions. To configure the portlet configuration1 In
- In the desired portlet, click the Options icon (
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- From the drop-down menu, select the Look and Feel icon.
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- In the dialog box that appears, move between the tabs to determine the portlet layout.
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- To save changes, click Save.
To revert to the default settings, click Reset.
To define the portlet’s user permissions1 In
- In the desired portlet, click the Options icon ().
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- From the drop-down menu, select the Configuration icon.
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- In the dialog box that appears, use the Permissions tab to edit the user permissions.
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- To save changes, click Submit.
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You can determine which information to display in a portlet and in what format you want it to be displayed (such as a table, chart or gauge).
You can determine what information is displayed in a portlet and the portlet's width and height.
To define the portlet’s preferences1 In
- In the Title area of the portlet, click on the existing title and rename it to a title that helps you remember what is displayed in the portlet.
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- Click the Preferences icon (
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- Under Show fields, choose the information that you want to display in the portlet.
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- Under Filter data by, determine which information to display. Depending upon the Precise installation/data source selected you may be prompted to enter additional information.
If the Filter field supports the use of wildcard characters, use the percentage (%) character.
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Under Properties, determine how you want the information displayed, as follows:
Field Description View data
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as Determines whether data is displayed as a table or chart. If the data is of the same unit and type, it is displayed in the same chart. Chart
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height If you choose to display the data in a chart, determines the height of the chart, in pixels.
Position
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legend If you choose to display the data in a chart, determines where to position the legend (options
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include top, bottom, left, or right of the chart). Portlet
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height Determines the height of the portlet, in pixels. Portlet
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width Determines the width of the portlet, in pixels.
The width of the portlet is also influenced by the layout of the page the portlet is displayed on.
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text Allows you to enter text that is displayed at the top of the portlet. You can use this text to explain what the purpose of the portlet is, or give an overview of what is displayed in the portlet.
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