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To investigate a finding
- In the Time Frame list, select the period of time you want to analyze.
- In the All Applications table, select the application you want to investigate.
- In the Finding area, review the top Findings for the selected application displayed in the Findings table. The findings displayed in this table are sorted by severity.
- In the Findings table, select the finding you want to analyze further.
- In the selected finding (the expanded view), read the data displayed for the finding and follow any links provided to view additional information (advice) or next steps (bullets) to resolve the problem.
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The term ‘in"in-context’ context" means that you can display additional information on a selected item by drilling down to another tab or view. The filter settings you defined (for example, the selected time frame you chose) and the entity you selected are carried over to the other view or tab, to allow you to continue analyzing your subject from a different perspective. This concept takes on slightly different meanings depending upon where you are attempting to drill down in context from. In short, the information displayed when drilling down in context is always related to your original selection’s settings.
For example, when viewing information on an application in the Applications tab, you can click a link in the Details area (right pane) to view additional information on the related tab, in context of your original selection. Or when viewing a list of alerts for your product in Alerts, you can open your product in context and continue investigating the factors that led the system to issue that alert. In short, the information displayed when drilling down in context is always related to your original selection’s selection's settings.
How a drilldown affects the tab heading
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You can determine the resolution of the data that is displayed in the overtime graphs using the Time Frame Settings dialog box. By using this dialog box, you can define the default time frame to display.
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- Click the calendar icon. In the dialog box that is displayed perform one of the following:
- To define a time frame independent from the current time, select the ‘Time Range’ option and Time Range, and then select the Start and End dates and times.
- To define a time frame up to the current time, select the ‘Last’ option Last, and then enter the desired time frame.
- To use one of the three previously used time frames, select the ‘Recently used’ option and from the drop down menu Recently used, and then select the desired time frame.
- To use a previously saved time frame, select Use a previously saved time frame, and from the drop down menu then select the desired time frame.
- To save your settings for future access, select Save these definitions for future use as:, and then enter a name in the corresponding field.
- Click OK.
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You can configure Precise for TPM to automatically refresh collected data displayed on a tab. By default the option is Auto Refresh is off.
To Auto Refresh data, click Auto Refresh is off/Auto Refresh is on.
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You can send an email message to one or more recipients from the Precise toolbar. The default subject for the message will be “Link is, "Link to a Precise environment”environment."
The email will include a link to the Precise product in the current context (time frame and selected entries).
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- Relative Time Frame. Saving a relative time frame instead of static date. For example, saving the last 7 seven days will always display the last 7 seven days, depending on the day entered.
- One click to specific location. Once you open Precise by launching a saved Favorite item, you will not have to enter a login credential nor click the login button.
- IE Favorites support. Adding a new Favorite item in Precise will also add it to the IE Favorites menu.
- Auto Complete. The Favorites dialog includes a new combo box which supports AutoComplete.
- Auto Naming. The Favorites dialog generates item names based on the current location.
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