items in other windows, or in displays showing other monitoring metrics. The marking mechanism is based on names, so it works across different data files provided they contain items with matching names.

When you select an item in a display to mark (single-click the item with the left mouse button), click the Mark button [] in the tool bar, or Mark to Find in the Edit menu. Marking an item copies the name and/or other properties of the current item (highlighted by blue-green color) into the search pattern. A status message will display in the lower right bottom of the visualizer widow, confirming the selection that is the current mark. The message will look similar to this:

Marked java.util.BitSet.recalculatedUnitsinUseUsing the Marked Object List on the Console

Each time an object is marked in a visualizer, a history list on the console is updated. The list is limited to the seven most recent marked items.

Use this list to locate marked objects across sessions or data files; anywhere within the data sets that are currently viewable in the console.

To use this feature, do the following:

1.Open the Marked drop-down and view objects marked thus far in HPjmeter visualizers.

2.Click the object that you want to locate.

This makes the selected object in the drop-down become the current marked object.

3.Now open the visualizer where you want to search for the object.4.Click the Find or Find Immediately button to search for the object.Find a Search PatternIn the Edit menu (and on the tool button bar), there are two find options:

Find Immediately [], which uses the current values in the search pattern (usually stored by the most recent Mark operation) or Find [], which opens a dialog window that allows you to edit the search pattern before starting the search.

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