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Enabling the stream for activity monitoring
If you want In order to use the activity dashboard to search your for events, then you need to define the activityId field as the ‘FACET’ field and enable the indexing for that field as given the activity_id
attribute needs to be included in the relevant event stream, and it should be persisted as a facet as shown below.
Also you can search the activity by field, and if In the example given above, the Index Column check box is also selected for the activity_id attribute in order to make it possible to search by this attribute. If there are other attributes by which you want to search by any particular fields other than timestamp, then you also need to index them appropriately. In below provided example the user , they too need to be persisted as index columns. In this example, it is required to search by the meta_host
, meta_http_method
, meta_message_type
,
and and operation_name
. Therefore the user have to enable indexes to those fields. attributes, and therefore, the Index Column check box is selected for them.
Publish events with the activity ID
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If you want to perform the search within any time period, then select the data start time and time for ‘From time’ and ‘To time’ respectively. If you don’t select any time duration for the field, then it will search through the full time range. But it’s advisable to use this time range, if you have events collected and hence searching through the entire list of events will have some processing/memory needsend time as required in the From Time and To Time fields. If a time interval is not specified, the search is carried out in all the available records. Therefore, it is recommended to specify a time interval to reduce the system overhead.
You also can give any enter Lucene queries to further filter the results from for the time range you have given abovepacified. You can add any number of nested queries , which spans over any number of tables. Below given is the sample query that that span over multiple tables. A sample query by which you can search is given below.
You will get the This fetches a list of activity ids IDs as shown below, and when . When you click on each you will see a an activity ID, the first 10 records for the activities. If you want, you can click on view morethat activity are displayed. You can click More to view more records for the activity.
Then you can click on any each record that you like to view to see the full record content.