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Selecting a predefined time frame from the toolbar displays transaction performance data for the selected time period up to the current time. See Selecting a predefined time frame from the TPM toolbar.
Selecting the time frame using the calendar icon, you can choose to define a time range independent of the current time, or to define a time range up to the current time. See “Configuring Configuring the time frame using the calendar icon” on page 11icon.
The predefined time frame options are:
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- From the TPM toolbar, select one of the predefined time frames.
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To configure the time frame
- Click the Calendar icon. In the dialog box that is displayed:
- Select the ‘Time Range’ option and Select Time Range, and then select the Start and End dates and times.
OR - Select the ‘Last’ option Last, and then enter the desired time frame.
- Select the ‘Time Range’ option and Select Time Range, and then select the Start and End dates and times.
- Click OK.
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The default subject for the message will be “Precise Business Dashboard”is "Precise Business Dashboard".
The email will include a link to the Business Dashboard view in the current context (time frame and selected entries).
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- On the Business Dashboard toolbar, click Auto Refresh is Off. The icon will then say Auto Refresh is On.
OR - In the Display tab in the Configuration screen, check mark the “Auto Refresh” box Auto Refresh.
Opening the Configuration screen
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The information displayed for SLA and Volume in this pane is solely based on transactions marked as key transactions for SLA and/or Volume. For details about key transactions, see “About About the application structure” on page 18structure.
The data in all the table columns can be sorted in ascending or descending order. In addition, the column width and order can be adjusted by dragging and dropping the column heading to the desired location.
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For more about the application structure, see “About see About the application structure” on page 18structure.
To configure the application structure, see Configuring your application structure.
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To analyze a selected biz. transaction, user, or location, click on its link in the corresponding tab. See “Analyzing transaction performance” on page 14. Analyzing transaction performance.
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The information provided in the Biz.Transactions, Users and Locations tabs can be sorted by any of the displayed columns. To sort information, click on the desired column header. A black arrow will appear at the right of the column header indicating if the information is shown in ascending or descending order. In addition, the order of the columns on the table can be changed by dragging and dropping the desired column header. |
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Transaction performance is analyzed by launching Insight SmartLink (if configured) or Precise for Web for a selected business transaction, user or location. When SmartLink is configured, the Transactions view is launched. When SmartLink for PeopleSoft is configured, the Web Expert view is launched.
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For more details about the application structure, see “About see About the application structure” on page 18structure.
From this pane, you can select a row and left-click to edit or delete an application group, single application, or biz. transaction.
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- Add an application group
- Edit
- Delete
- Designate and mark an application group to be critical. See “Scenario Scenario # 1 - Adding a new application group” on page 21. See “Scenario group, Scenario # 2 - Editing an application group” on page 22. See “Scenario group, and Scenario # 3 - Deleting an application group” on page 22group.
For a biz. transaction, you can choose to:
- Add biz. transaction
- Edit
- Delete
See “Scenario Scenario # 4 - Adding a new biz. transaction” on page 22. See “Scenario transaction, Scenario # 5 - Editing biz. transactions” on page 23. See “Scenario transactions, and Scenario # 6 - Configuring key transactions” on page 23transactions.
About the Health tab
In the Health tab, you can view and configure the health status definitions for the application structure.
The health status icons ("Good", "At Risk", "Poor" or "No Data") represent the health status of an application or application group. The health status is first calculated based on the combined percentage of SLA compliance and availability according to a user defined ratio. The health status icon is then based on user defined thresholds.
See “Scenario Scenario # 9 - Customizing the Health status” on page 24status.
About the Display tab
In the Display tab, you can define the information collection settings:
- Enable/disable the Auto Refresh function.
See “Scenario Scenario # 10 - Enabling/Disabling Auto Refresh” on page 25.Refresh.