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Table 25. Event search criteria (continued) Value Description Sort by Sort results by: v Event Name v Time Stamp v Type v Source Partner v Source IP Descend or Ascend The default is Time Stamp. Descend displays the most recent time stamp or the beginning of the alphabet first. Ascend displays either the oldest time stamp or the end of the alphabet first. Results per page Refresh Refresh Rate The default is Descend. Number of records displayed per page. Default setting is Off. When Refresh is On, the Event Viewer first performs a new query, then remains in refresh mode. Controls how often search results are refreshed (internal partner only). 3. Click Search. The system displays a list of events. Tip: The event list can be refiltered based on the event type selected at the top of the Event Viewer window. The next window refresh reflects the newly selected event type. Viewing event details About this task 1. Click Viewers > Event Viewer. 2. Select the search criteria from the lists. 3. Click Search. 4. From the displayed list of events, click the View details icon next to the event you want to view. 5. From the displayed event details, click the View details icon next to the document that you want to view, if one exists. 6. Click the Display raw document icon to view the raw document, if one exists. 7. Click the View validation errors icon to view validation errors, if any exist. Tip: If a duplicate document event is displayed in the Event Viewer Detail, view the previously sent original document by clicking the View original document icon in Document Details. Error events You can have a detailed information of any error/warning event that appear in your viewer page of your console. This self help will provide the cause, diagnosis, and solution for the problem. The following example provides the necessary details when connection parse XML failure occurs: BCG240065-Connection Parse XML Failure XML connection parsing failed: {0} Chapter 11. Viewing events and documents 103