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Once you identify an interesting problem, there are number of options. You can either choose to investigate the data source for more problems, or expand the analysis to more sources under the same Application or Server. In addition, a common option that is available is to search for the problem in the data source using the search engine, or to search for other specific problems that were discovered in the Analytics console. 

Searching For a Problem in the Analytics Console

You can search for a problem in the Analytics console by using the Search button located on the left side of the panel below the list of data sources or problems in the . The list is located under the graph and click on the search button will open a search form that you can use. 

Type in the text you would like to search in the problem list that were detected and press on Search button. The console will load data sources that contain problems the meet your search criteria. If the search was made on number of Logs, Apps, Servers than the search results will be presented across those data sources.

The other options is to zoom-in into the search engine and search for a problem, should XpoLog find it, the problem will be presented in the search results area and Analytics engine will highlight the priority accordingly.

You can search in the log for any problem that is detected by Analytics. To search for a problem in XpoSearch:

  • In the Problems Summary Table, click the problem or click the Search in XpoSearch button at the end of the row of the problem.
    XpoSearch opens, running a search for the problem in the log events. The problem text is highlighted in the events of the log.

For example, drilling down on the Windows Event Logs folder lists the distribution of problems in the Security, Application, and Systems logs. Drilling down on the Application log, displays the problems in the log, including "error code". Clicking "error code" starts a search in XpoSearch: "error code" in folder.Windows Event Logs in log.Application, and the resulting events have "error code" highlighted in them.

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