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The display and behavior of Linked Application Status bar graphs is heavily

dependent upon the properties by which you define each graph.

You can define the number of graph points and specify linked applications that display

on the X axis. You can express phone line activity on the Y axis as a percent (of the

total number of phone lines) or in absolute numbers (of phone lines).

The number of points that actually display on the X axis can vary. However, the first

two points are predefined, represent the main application, and can not be redefined.

Each point, beginning with the third point, represents an application to which the main

application can link during its execution cycle. The applications that actually display

on the X axis are determined both by the graph’s properties and the run-time activity

of the linked applications.

In this example:

• 24 instances of the main application cemast24 are assigned and running on

mps1091.

• 21 are in a Connected phone line state.

• 3 is in a Ready phone line state.

• a total 12 instances of the 21 in a Connected phone line state have linked to 8

other applications.

• 9 instances of the 21 in a Connected phone line state have not linked to other

applications.

• 1 graph point displays the beginning of the name of the linked application that

had been active, most recently, in that position. Since there is no linking

activity to display at that position, the name remains on the graph until it is

replaced with active linking information.

Typically, linking activity displays at graph points in order of descending activity

(beginning with the third graph point). The third point on the graph displays the name

of the linked application with the greatest activity (or most number of phone lines in a

Connected phone line state). The remaining graph points display linked applications

in order of descending activity, until all points on the graph are filled.

However, you can designate specific linked applications to always display and assign

them to permanent graph points (beginning with the third graph point). This ensures

their names display at the specified graph points, regardless of their linking activity.

These applications are considered critical applications.

The term critical application refers to an application that can be linked to, from a

main application, and is always present on a linked application status graph.

The number of graph points that display, and the critical applications that permanently

occupy graph points, are controlled at each graph’s Linked Graph Properties window.

Unless all graph points are displayed, not all applications to which a main

application can link, are represented by graph points.

Critical applications, which are permanently assigned to graph points, display

even when they are inactive.

Use the scroll bar to view graph points that extend beyond the scope of the graph

window size.

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