Managing event regrouping
One of the key features of Event Analytics is the ability to correlate events together, either based on regular occurrence of the events closely together in time (related events grouping) or based on pattern analysis, and to present these events to the operators in the Event Viewer as an event group. If the parent event within this event group is deleted for any reason, then by default all of the children events become ungrouped. Follow the instructions in this topic to ensure that the events are automatically regrouped
About this task
Netcool®/Impact includes a policy activator service called LookForPatternOrphans
. The associated
policy regularly checks to see if any event group parent events have been deleted. If it finds that
this has occurred, it identifies the orphan events and determines which of these events is the next
most important event. It then proceeds to group these events under that next most important
event.
To ensure that the LookForPatternOrphans
policy activator service picks the most
important child event as the new parent in the case of where the two-minute pattern time window has
passed and the original parent event has been cleared, you must select a field in the in the
ObjectServer
alerts.status
table to store the pattern name for each event. If this is done, then
the LookForPatternOrphans
policy activator service will always pick the most
important child event.