Items in the Quick Search dialog box

Select the desired log — Event Log, Audit Log, or Diagnostics and Health Log — on which you want to perform the Quick Search. You must first show the desired log on the

Logs

tab before performing a Quick Search on the log selected in this field.

Searches only the records shown in Logs View. You can change the number of shown records.

Searches the entire log, whether the records currently appear in Logs View or not. Select this option to specify the maximum number of records that the search will return. The search will return the most recent records logged, up to the number specified. To search the Archive History, you must use FactoryTalk AssetCentre's Searches.

Limit the number of records returned by entering the desired number. FactoryTalk AssetCentre will show up to the indicated number of records, depending on the number of records found in the search. Any records over the indicated number will not be shown.

Select the fields to be included in the Quick Search. For example, if you are looking for the audits generated by RSLogix 5 in a certain time frame, select the checkboxes for

Resource

and

Occurred Time

fields. If you perform a Quick Search based on Logged Time, you can only enter a date, not a time. This is because it would be impossible to return Quick Search results on an exact time.

Place the pointer over this cell for the selected field. Click the dropdown arrow that appears to select the desired operator. For example, select

<=

for records that occurred on or before a certain date.

Place the pointer over this cell for the selected field. Click the dropdown arrow that appears to select the value for the field. For other fields that do not have dropdown arrows, simply enter the text to find. Search text is not case-sensitive so if

bob's computer

is entered, the Quick Search will also find

Bob's Computer

.

Find records that match every condition specified. This is like putting an

and

between all conditions. Therefore, you could find all records with attachments that were logged before 11/01/2007 and that have a severity of Warning. All of the conditions would have to be true for each record.

Find records that match any of the conditions specified. This is like putting an

or

between all conditions. Therefore, you could find all records with attachments, records logged before 11/01/2007, or records that have a severity of Warning. Any of the conditions could be true for each record.