1. Using Integrations in Oracle Integration 3
  2. Monitor Integrations During Runtime
  3. Track Integration Instances
  4. Filter the Display of Integration Instances

Filter the Display of Integration Instances

You can filter the display of integration instances on the Instances page during runtime.

  1. In the navigation pane, click Observability, then Instances.
  2. Click Filter Filter icon to filter the display of instances by the following:
    • Last updated or creation time
    • Time window
    • Minimum and maximum duration of instances in milliseconds

      For example, enter the minimum and maximum duration values of 200 and 400 milliseconds, respectively, to show all instances that completed in that time window. If only a maximum duration is specified, then all instances less than that duration are returned. If only a minumum duration is specified, then all instances greater than that duration are returned.

    • Instance ID
    • Status
    • Project name
    • Integration name

      Begin typing an integration name. Do not use copy and paste. The filter is refreshed to display fields for the defined secondary business identifiers.

      You can now begin typing the values of the business identifiers to narrow down the search. This input follows the same rules (for example, for exact matches and phrase matches) as described in Search for Primary and Secondary Business Identifier Values.

    • Integration style (all, application, schedule, or event)
    • Event name
    • Instances published and/or subscribed to that event name
    • Parent instance ID
    • Recovery job ID
    • Integration that invoked the instance
    • Instance state (all, retained, purged, replayed, or replayable).

    You can enter variable values with special characters or variable values of multiple words with white space in double quotes in the Search Search icon field (for example, &filename or "file tracking").


    Filter options for Last updated or Creation time, Time Window (with Date Range and Last buttons), Instance ID, Status, Project, Integration, Integration style, Event, Event Action, Parent instance ID, Recovery job ID, Invoked by, and Display instances.

  3. Click Date Range to specify a custom time range with which to filter the search for instances with the From and To buttons. This enables you to select a time range as small as a minute and track only those instances processed within that specified time range. The specified time range is preserved by default and applied to the data being displayed when you navigate from one monitoring page to another (for example, when you move from the Instances page to the Monitor Integrations page or Errors page).

    Note:

    The time range specified must be within the retention period. Data beyond the retention period is not retained. If the selected time range is beyond the retention period, only available data is displayed.