Accessing objects in the consoles
Because of the different environments in which these consoles run, each console might use a different method to display and access information in PATROL for DB2 UDB. The following table shows how to access objects on a Windows computer.
Accessing objects on a Windows computer
The following table shows how to access objects in the PATROL Console for UNIX.
Accessing objects in the PATROL Console for UNIX
The following table shows how to access objects in the Administrative Console.
Accessing objects in the Administrative Console
Object type | Enterprise management tree | Work area |
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group manager | expand the appropriate computer class and select the group manager | double-click the appropriate computer class and select the group manager in the new window |
node manager | expand the appropriate group manager and select the node manager | double-click the appropriate group manager and select the node manager in the new window |
queue manager folder | expand My Queue Manager Folders and select the queue manager folder | not applicable |
queue manager | expand My Queue Manager Folders and the appropriate queue manager folder, and select the queue manager | not applicable |
expand the appropriate group manager and node manager, and select the queue manager | double-click the appropriate group manager and node manager, and select the queue manager | |
PATROL for DB2 UDB object | expand the appropriate queue manager and select the PATROL for DB2 UDB object | double-click the appropriate queue manager and select the PATROL for DB2 UDB object |
custom view | expand My Custom Views and select the custom view | not applicable |
change group | expand Change Groups and select the change group | not applicable |
object warehouse | expand the group manager and Object_Warehouse, and select the object warehouse | not applicable |
distribution lists | expand the group manager and Distribution_Lists, and select the distribution list | not applicable |
collections | expand Change Groups and select the collection | not applicable |
menu command | right-click a computer or application icon and select a menu command from the pop-up menu | right-click a computer or application icon and select a menu command from the pop-up menu |
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