AT&T 555-230-520 manual Figure D-2. Display Events Report

Tracking Unexpected Vector Events

■REPORT PERIOD. This option allows you to specify a report period. This period consists of an Interval field, a From date/time stamp, and a To date/time stamp. Valid entries for the Interval field include (h)our, (d)ay, (w)eek, and (a)ll. Both stamps consist of a series of numbers that represent a period of time, as follows: 1 through 12 (month), 1 through 31 (day), 0 through 23 (hour), 0 through 59 (minutes). If the field and stamps are populated, only the vector events that occurred within report period specified are displayed. Otherwise, all vector events are displayed regardless of when they occurred.

■SEARCH OPTIONS. This option contains two fields, Vector Number and Event Type.

Vector Number allows you to specify a vector number. If this field is populated, only vector events that are associated with this vector number are displayed. Otherwise, all vector events are displayed regardless of the vector number with which they are associated.

Event Type allows you to specify the number associated with a particular type of vector event. This number may range from 0 to 999. If the Event Type field is populated, only vector events of the type indicated are displayed. Otherwise, all vector events are displayed regardless of type.

Display Events Report

After you complete the Display Events Form, you can generate the Display Events Report by submitting the display request and hitting the Enter key a second time. A sample report appears as follows:

			EVENTS REPORT
Event	Event	Event	Event	First	Last	Event
Type	Description	Data 1	Data 2	Occur	Occur		Cnt
20	Call not queued	12/5	B	09/28/13:43	09/28/13:43		21
541 Not a messaging split		Split 89	4C	09/28/13:43	09/28/13:43		136

Figure D-2. Display Events Report

The Display Events Report provides details of all the logged vector events that meet the selection criteria supplied by the user. The following list identifies and discusses the fields in the report.

■Event Type contains a unique number between 0 and 999 that identifies the type of vector event that occurred.

■Event Description contains text that describes the vector event.

Issue 4 September 1995 D-13