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<< Click to Display Table of Contents >> Events log |
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Property |
ST script field |
Description |
Title |
title |
Title of the table. |
Font size |
fontsize |
Size of the text's font. |
Acknowledge color |
ackcolor |
Row’s background color of the acknowledged events |
Unacknowledge color |
unackcolor |
Row’s background color of not unacknowledged events |
Priority colors |
After clicking Collection button you’ll see the window:
Where: ▪From - the priority of the event from which be used this color. ▪To - the priority of the event to which be used this color. ▪Color - color of the event text. ▪Add - add a new color priority range. ▪Edit - edit selected color priority range. ▪Remove - remove selected color priority range. |
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Time format |
timeformat |
Time format of the text in time column. |
Only active state |
onlyactivestate |
Display only active state of the events. |
Also Event log object has several properties that you can’t setup by using settings dialog box, but you can setup by using ST script:
1. begin - start time for log information. Time represented in minutes from current period. (start time = current time - begin).
2. end - finish time for log information. Time represented in minutes from current period. (finish time = current time - end).
3. filename - name of the report’s file.
4. savereport - when this value become true trend’s report will be created.
5. enbegin - enable start time for the filter of the event log information.
6. enend - enable finish time for the filter of the event log information.
7. enprbegin - enable priority begin for the filter of the event log information.
8. enprend - enable priority end for the filter of the event log information.
9. beginpriority - begin priority for the filter of the event log information.
10. endpriority - end priority for the filter of the event log information.
11. begindatetime - start time for trend information. Time represented in milliseconds from 1 January 1970.
12. enddatetime - finish time for trend information. Time represented in milliseconds from 1 January 1970.
