Alert list

In the Alert list, you can review all of the available alerts for the currently selected alert group.

  • To step through the list of items, press the Up or Down arrows on your keyboard.
  • To scroll through the list, press the Page Up or Page Down keys on your keyboard.
  • To select an item, click it or highlight it using keyboard navigation.
  • To display inactive alerts, click the Show Inactive check box.
  • On the left side of the screen, you can click an alert group to display a different set of related alerts. See Alert Groups panel.
  • To sort the list by a column, click the column header. To sort the list in the reverse order, click the column header again.
  • A context menu is available for selected items. To see the context menu, right-click one or more items in the list. See Alert list context menu.
  • To select multiple items in the list, press SHIFT or CTRL and select the items.
  • Items are highlighted in the list based on the current edit state of the item. See Manage Events - Events tab.
Column
Description
Active
When a check mark is present, the alert is active and available for use.
Event Name
The user-friendly name of the event that triggers the alert
Alert Name
The user-friendly name of the alert
Type
Type of alert:
Modified
Timestamp of when the alert was last modified

Alert list context menu

When you right-click an alert in the Alert List, the following commands are available:

Command
Description
Edit Alert...
Edit the selected alert. See Creating or editing an alert.
Make Active/Inactive
Make the selected alert active or make it inactive.
Delete
Delete an alert. Before the delete is permitted, you must remove the dependencies between the event and other event-related objects.
Note: Deleting an object removes it from the server. A deleted object cannot be restored.
  • Dependency checks on reports, scorecards, and dashboards that may use the event are not checked.
  • You cannot delete Discover system objects.
Revert
Revert the changes to the alert that were not committed to the version stored on the server. See Discover Event Manager.