Search for	Example	Results
A single word	`cat`	Topics that contain the word "cat". You will also find its grammatical variations, such as "cats".
A phrase. You can specify that the search results contain a specific phrase.	`"cat food"` (quotation marks)	Topics that contain the literal phrase "cat food" and all its grammatical variations. Without the quotation marks, the query is equivalent to specifying an OR operator, which finds topics with one of the individual words instead of the phrase.

Search for	Operator	Example
Two or more words in the same topic	`AND` `and` `+` (plus symbol) `&` (ampersand)	`cat AND dog` `"cat food"+milk` `"cat food"&"dog food"`
Either word in a topic	`OR` `or` `\|` (pipe)	`cat OR dog` `cat \| dog`
Topics that do not contain a specific word or phrase	`NOT` `not` `!` (exclamation point)	`NOT cat` `! dog`
Topics that contain one string and do not contain another	`^` (caret)	`cat ^ mouse`
A combination of search types	`( )` parentheses	`cat + (dog \| mouse)` `cat \| dog + (! mouse)`

Operations Manager i10.62

Use > Customize My Workspace > Monitor your environment with My Workspace > My Workspace User Interface > New/Edit Component Dialog Box

New/Edit Component Dialog Box

This dialog box enables you to define a component based on an external URL. You can set up wiring to use attributes from contexts sent by other components to define the URL's pattern, such as CI attributes.

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Upper pane

User interface elements are described below:

UI Element	Description
Name	Enter the name you want to assign to the component.
URL	Enter the URL of the component. If you are creating a dynamic URL using parameters, enter the static part of the URL here. For example, the URL to search for the string `hpe` in Google.com uses the following format: `http://www.google.com/search?q=hpe` The static part of this URL is the section before the question mark: `http://www.google.com/search`
Description	Enter a description of the component.
Display last update label	Select this checkbox if you want the component to display its last update time.

Configure Wiring area

Wiring Context

This area enables you to select one or more contexts whose attributes will be used to define the URL pattern:

If you select CIChange, CI attributes can be used to define the URL.
If you select EventChange, event attributes can be used to define the URL.
If you select ViewChange, the view name can be used as an attribute.

User interface elements are described below:

UI Element (A-Z)	Description
	Add Context. Add a context whose attributes can be used to define the URL pattern. A dialog box enables you to select which context to add.
	Remove. Select a context and click this button to remove it from the list.
<Context>	Each line represents a context whose attributes can be used to create the URL pattern.

UI Element (A-Z)

Description

Add Context. Add a context whose attributes can be used to define the URL pattern.

A dialog box enables you to select which context to add.

Remove. Select a context and click this button to remove it from the list.

<Context>

Each line represents a context whose attributes can be used to create the URL pattern.

URL Parameters and Values

This area enables you to add URL parameters and values to build the URL pattern, using wiring context attributes.

User interface elements are described below:

UI Element	Description
	New Parameter. Add a URL parameter. In the dialog box that appears, select one of the following elements of the URL: path, query string, or fragment of the URL, and type the parameter name. Use the following pattern: https://domain/ <path> ? <query_string> # <fragment>. For example, to create a dynamic URL based on `http://www.google.com/search?q=hpe` add a URL parameter named `q.`
	Remove. Select a URL parameter and click this button to remove it from the list.
Attributes	This contains a list of the attributes that can be used to build the URL pattern. This list is dependent on the contexts you select in the Wiring Context area. For example, if you select `CIChange` in the Wiring Context area, the attribute `<<ciId>>` is available to build your URL pattern. To use an attribute as the value of a URL parameter, drag the attribute from this area to the Value area of the parameter.
URL Parameter and Value	Each line represents the name of a URL parameter which is used to create the URL pattern, and its value. After defining a parameter name, drag an attribute from the Attributes area to the Value area of the parameter. To edit a parameter name or value, click the parameter or value itself and edit its contents.
URL Parameters	This shows the URL pattern that was built using the static URL that you entered in the URL field, and the URL parameters that you defined in the URL Parameters area.

Attributes per wiring context

Based on the wiring context, different attributes are available to build the URL pattern.

Wiring Context	Attributes
CIChange	The `CIChange` attributes are based on the properties of a CI. Not all properties (and not all attributes) are applicable to every CI type. To find out which of your CIs have which properties, open the IT Universe Manager and access the New CI dialog box. Once you select a CI type, the possible (and partly predefined) properties are listed. `<<ack_cleared_time>>` — The time when the acknowledgment history of a CI is cleared. `<<ack_id>>` — The location of the acknowledgment ID. `<<ack_update_time>>` — The time when an acknowledged CI was last updated. `<<ciId>>` — The ID of an CI. `<<city>>` `<<classification>>` — A CI's classification property. For example, a CI of the CI type Computer has the classification `infrastructure`. `<<cmdbId>>` — The location of the RTSM object ID. `<<contextmenu>>` — The context menu(s) of a CI. `<<country>>` `<<description>>` — The description of a CI. `<<digest>>` `<<display_label>>` — The label that appears for a CI in the topology map. `<<document_list>>` `<<global_id>>` — The global ID of a CI. `<<is_save_persistency>>` `<<layer>>` `<<MENU>>` `<<monitored_by>>` `<<name>>` — The name of a CI. `<<state>>` — A CI's status (Critical, Major, Minor, Warning, OK, No Data, Downtime, Stop, Info, Uninitialized). `<<TenantOwner>>` — A tenant owner ID. `<<TenantsUses>>` `<<track_changes>>` `<<user_label>>`— The user label of a CI. If no user label is specified, the CI name appears as the default label. `<<viewName>>` — The name of the view in which a CI is displayed.
EventChange	The EventChange attributes are based on the properties of an event. To find out more about event properties, see Event Filter elements. `<<category>>` — The category of an event, for example `DB`, `Storage`, or `System`. `<<ciRef>>` `<<context>>` `<<event.annotationCount>>` — An event's number of annotations. Annotations are comments or observations relating to the associated (or a similar) event. `<<event.application>>` — Application that caused the event to occur. `<<event.assignedGroup.name>>` — The name of a group to which an event is assigned. `<<event.assignedUser.loginName>>` — The login name of an user to whom an event is assigned. `<<event.assignedUser.name>>` — The name of an user to whom an event is assigned. `<<event.category>>` — The category of an event, for example `DB`, `Storage`, or `System`. `<<event.closeKeyPattern>>` — The close key pattern of an event. `<<event.ctrlTransferredTo.externalId>>` — The external ID of an event. `<<event.custom.Company>>` — An event's default custom attribute "Company". `<<event.custom.Customer>>` — An event's default custom attribute "Customer". `<<event.custom.Manager>>` — An event's default custom attribute "Manager". `<<event.custom.Region>>` — An event's default custom attribute "Region". `<<event.description>>` — The description of an event. `<<event.duplicateCount>>` — The number of an event's duplicates. `<<event.eti.indicator.name>>` — The name of an event's ETI. `<<event.eti.value.name>>` — The value of an event's ETI. `<<event.etiHint>>` — An event's ETI resolution hint. `<<event.id>>` — The ID of an event. `<<event.key>>` — An event's key reference. `<<event.matchInfo.policyName>>` — An event's matched policy name. `<<event.matchInfo.policyType>>` — An event's matched policy type. `<<event.node.dnsName>>` — The DNS name of the originating server, used to identify the node CI. `<<event.node.id>>` — The node ID of the originating server, used to identify the node CI. `<<event.object>>` — An event's relation to a named object, such as a computer, printer, or modem. `<<event.omServiceId>>` — An event's specified Operations Manager Service ID. `<<event.omUser>>` — An event's specified Operations Manager user. `<<event.originalData>>` — The original event text as captured from HPE Operations Agent before being formatted into an OM message. `<<event.originalId>>` `<<event.originatingServer>>` — The host name of the event's originating server. `<<event.priority>>` — The event's priority, for example None, Low, or Medium. `<<event.relatedCi.id>>` — The ID of a CI, used to identify the CI related to the event. `<<event.sendingServer>>` — The core ID of the sending server. `<<event.severity>>` — The severity of an event. `<<event.solution>>` — The solution steps taken to solve the problem identified by the event. `<<event.sourceCi.id>>` — The ID of the specified source CI. `<<event.sourcedFrom.dnsName>>` — The DNS name of the connected server from which the event is sourced. `<<event.sourcedFrom.externalId>>` — The ID of an external source from which the event is sourced. `<<event.state>>` — The lifecycle state of an event, for example Open, In Progress, Resolved, or Closed. `<<event.subCategory>>` — Name of the event's subcategory. `<<event.timeChanged>>` — The point in time relative to the current time when the event was lasted changed. `<<event.timeCreated>>` — The point in time when the event occurred. `<<event.timeFirstReceived>>` — The point in time when OMi received its first notification of an event. `<<event.timeReceived>>` — The point in time when an event was received. `<<event.timeStateChanged>>` — The point in time when the last lifecycle state change took place. `<<event.title>>` — The title of an event. `<<event.type>>` — The type of an event. `<<eventId>>` — The ID of an event. `<<relatedCi.display_label>>` — The display label of a CI, used to identify the CI related to an event. `<<relatedCi.name>>` — The name of a CI, used to identify the CI related to an event. `<<sourceCi.name>>` — The name of a CI, used to identify the source CI.
EventDashboardClickEvent	`<<dashboardId>>` — ID of a Monitoring Dashboard. `<<drillDownDashboardId>>` — ID of a Monitoring Dashboard that you want to drill down to. `<<filterId>>` — ID of a filter used to limit the results displayed in the Event Browser. `<<filterName>>` — Name of a filter used to limit the results displayed in the Event Browser. `<<viewName>>` — Name of a view used to filter the events displayed in the Event Browser. `<<widgetId>>` — ID of a widget used in a Monitoring Dashboard.
EventPropertyChange	`<<eventIds>>`
ViewChange	`<<viewName>>` — The name of a view.

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