The events table view on the Events page provides an overview of events. You can customize the information that is displayed in the events table view.
On the Events page, click the action menu and select Edit Table View.
The current columns, column width, and column view order is displayed.
The following illustration describes the Edit Table page:
You can add or remove columns, change the column width, and change the column view order.
Select an event class from the list or search for the event class.
Note
If your event source is a remote cell (indicated by the icon ), only the event classes and slots that are defined in the Infrastructure Management Server cells are available.
For the column that you want to move, select and drag the icon to the new position.
6 Comments
Patrick Mischler
Hello
I have two questions:
Regards,
Patrick
Alka Acharya
Hello Patrick,
Thank you for your comment and questions. Here are the responses:
Answer: The table columns are customized for the logged-in user and cannot be customized for all users (globally).
Answer: The permission that allows user to change the columns is Create and edit User Event List Column Selector under TrueSight Infrastructure; Category=EVENT; Element=Events.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
Alka
Patrick Mischler
Hi Alka
The role which applies to the user in question has the user right "Create and edit User Event List Column Selector" but cannot change the table view. The menu-point "Edit Table View" is not displayed in the menu. Is there a user right which is a prerequisite?
Regards,
Patrick
Alka Acharya
Hello Patrick,
I checked the permission name again.
Please note the permission should be: Create and edit Global Event List Column Selector (Not Create and edit User Event List Column Selector) - Sorry about the confusion.
Can you please check whether this permission is enabled for the role that applies to the user? With this permission, the "Edit Table View" option should be available.
Thanks,
Alka
Patrick Mischler
Why ist the "Global" when it is individual for each user?
Alka Acharya
Hello Patrick,
I agree that the permission name is somewhat misleading in that the permission applies locally, at an individual user-level.
I will forward your feedback to the R&D team for their consideration in future releases.
Thanks,
Alka