You can save information about applications and departments
to a PDF, CSV, or HTML file. Information that you can export from
the GUI includes all the values that are being shown in the columns
for a list of applications and departments.
Before you begin
The information that you export to a file is organized according
to the sorting, filtering, and column order that is defined for a
list. Before you export information, complete the following tasks
to configure a list:
- Change the order of columns in the list as you want them to appear
in the generated file.
- Hide columns in the list that you do not want to include in the
generated file. Information in hidden columns is not exported.
- Sort the rows in the list as you want them to appear in the generated
file. Each list in the GUI has a column or set of columns that determines
the order of its rows.
- Filter the list to show only the applications and departments
that you want to export. Use filtering to limit the rows that are
shown in a list based on value in a specific column or set of default
columns.
About this task
You can export information that is shown on the application
and department list and detail pages.
- Applications and departments list and detail pages
- You can export information about the top level applications and
departments and the related resources that are shown on application
and department list and detail pages.
- For example, you can export information about monitored applications
and their subcomponents and departments on the Applications page.
When you select the export action, the generated file includes the
column values for each monitored application in the list.
- For example, you can export information about the servers that
are associated with an application on the details page.
Procedure
- In the GUI, go to the Applications or Departments page
and select applications or departments for which you want to export
information.
- Click Actions and select , where file_format represents
the format that you want to use for a file.
The following
formats are available:
- CSV (comma-separated values)
- A CSV file is a file that contains comma-delimited values and
can be viewed with a text editor or imported into a spreadsheet application.
The information in a CSV file has the following format:
"Column_name","Column_name","Column_name","Column_name","Column_name","Column_name"
"data","data","data","data","data","data"
where Column_name
represents
the name of a column in a table and data
represents
the data that is associated with a column.
- PDF
- You can view a PDF file with Acrobat reader. The information that
you export to a PDF file is formatted into a table.
Tip: When
you export a table of data that contains many columns, the rows in
that table might span multiple pages in the resulting PDF. For example,
if a table contains 20 columns, then the row for a specific resource
might be shown on more than one page (10 columns on the first page
and 10 columns on the second page).
To reduce the number of pages
that a table spans, before you select the export action, hide the
columns that you do not want to include in the PDF. Continue hiding
columns until the table no longer spans multiple pages.
- HTML
- You can view an HTML file with a web browser. The information
that you export to an HTML file is formatted into a table.
- Optional: Depending on how your web browser
is configured, you can specify the name and location of the generated
file.
- Click the save option to export the information to a file.