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Table 85: Applciation Profiler Data (continued)
Column Description
First Time Timestamp for start of session.
Last Time Timestamp for end of session or the last update time.
Domain Domain in which the device is managed in NSM.
Device Device that profiled the data displayed.

Using Profiler Views

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You can perform all of the following functions within the Profiler views, as described in
the following sections:
Filtering and Sorting from the Protocol Profiler, Network Profiler, and Violation Viewer
on page 696
Filtering and Sorting from the Application Profiler on page 697
Refreshing Profiler Data on page 698
Viewing Database Information on page 698
Viewing Detailed Network Information on page 699
Purging the Database on page 700
Filtering and Sorting from the Protocol Profiler, Network Profiler, and Violation
Viewer
To help you view and analyze data in the Profiler, you can use criteria to filter information
for each cell or column that appears in the Profiler view.
Double-click in any of the columns that appear in the Filter Criteria. A dialog box lets you
add entries that match the column you selected as a criterion to filter the Profiler view.
The Profiler view automatically updates, displaying the data that matches the criterion
that you have set in the filter. You can also right-click on any entry in the Profiler view
and select Add to Filter to add that entry as a filter criterion. Similarly, you can use the
Remove From Filter option to remove that entry as a filter criterion.
Click on the Negate option to hide entries that match the criteria that you have set as a
filter. You can also right-click on any entry in the Profiler view and select Toggle Filter
Negation to hide entries that match that criterion.
Right-click on any filter criteria on any entry in the Profiler view and select Clear Column
Filter to disable filtering on entries that match the criteria set.
Right-click on any filter criteria or on any entry in the Profiler view and select Clear All
Column Filters to disable all filtering.
Other options that you can set in the Profiler views include:
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