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To persist the changes to the Simple Filters hit the Save button.
Name | Description | Accepted Values | Restart of PowerConnect Required | Default |
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Direction | Filter on Sender or Receiver direction | OUTBOUND, INBOUND | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Only Faulty Messages | Track only PI messages that experience an error | true, false | No | false |
Receiver Name | Filter on Receiver name | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Receiver Party | Filter on Receiver party | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Sender Name | Filter on Sender name | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Sender Party | Filter on Sender Party | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Status | Filter on status of PI message | success, toBeDelivered, waiting, holding, delivering, systemError, canceled | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Message Type | Filter on PI message type | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Interface Name | Filter on Interface name | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Interface Namespace | Filter on Interface namespace | Any string | No | NOT_CONFIGURED |
Collect message logs | Enables or disables PI message log collection | true, false | No | true |
Collect message payload | Enables or disables PI message payload collection | true, false | No | true |
Collect payload version | Specifies payload version to collect | all, latest | No | latest |
Advanced Filter
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Advanced filters should be used where simple field filters are insufficient for the use case. For example consider the following scenario. You have 15 PI Receivers and you are only interested in collecting PI message meta data from 2 of them. However if any PI message from the 2 Receivers has errored during processing, you would also like to collect the payload and logs for those errored PI messages.
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The xml configuration elements are detailed as follows:
Element Name | Accepted Values | Description | Example |
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direction | INBOUND, OUTBOUND | filter on direction of pi message | INBOUND |
interfacename | Any string | filter on interface name of pi message | testinterface |
namespace | Any string | filter on namespace of pi message | testnamespace |
messagetype | Any string | filter on type of pi message | send |
onlyfaultymessages | true, false | track only pi messages that experience an error | |
receivername | Any string | filter on receiver name of pi message | testreceiver |
receiverparty | Any string | filter on receiver party of pi message | testparty |
sendername | Any string | filter on status of pi message | testsender |
senderparty | Any string | collect staged payload of pi message | testparty |
status | success, toBeDelivered, waiting, holding, delivering, systemError, canceled | filter on status of pi message | systemError |
payload | true, false | collect specific version(s) of staged pi message payload | |
logs | true, false | collect logged payload of pi message | |
payloadversion | all, latest, [comma separated list of versions] | collect specific version(s) of staged pi message payload | 1,4 |
payloadlog | true, false | collect logged payload of pi message | |
payloadlogversion | [comma separated list of versions] | collect specific version(s) of logged pi message payload | 0,1 |
scenarioidentifier | [comma separated list of scenario identifiers] | filter on scenario identifier | dir://ICO/5f885c3c58d83304944014a2a72194c0 |
Configuration
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This section of the PI Message Monitor configuration deals with general configuration settings which apply globally.
Name | Description | Restart of PowerConnect Required? | Default |
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Max number of messages per minute | Sets the limit on the number of messages the PI Monitoring plugin will collect per run per filter (per SAP instance) if you have 2 instances, and this is set to the default (100) then the agent will collect 100 messages per instance equal to 200 messages maximum across the entire instance. | No | 100 |
In-flight message cache size | Sets the limit on the number of in-flight PI messages the PI Monitoring plugin will track | Yes | 1000 |
In-flight message cache expiry (hours) | Defines how long in hours the in-flight PI messages will be kept in the cache before being removed | Yes | 24 |
Splunk Event
The event will look different depending on the configuration options specified, but here is an example in Splunk:
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