Bug #24346 Disable a Rule and it shows as "unknown" in the Heat Chart

• Submitted: 15 Nov 2006 21:41
• Modified: 15 Nov 2006 22:18
• Reporter: Punita Srivastava
• Status: Not a Bug
• Category: MySQL Enterprise Monitor: Web
• Severity: S3 (Non-critical)
• Version: 0.7.37
• OS: Linux (rhel4)
• Assigned to: Joshua Ganderson
• CPU Architecture: Any

[15 Nov 2006 21:41] Punita Srivastava

Description:
If you 'Unschedule' a heat chart rule for eg. 'CPU I/O Usage Excessive', the white dot has a 'x' now but taking the mouse over this icon says-
' "unknown":CPU I/O Usage Execessive'

This should say 'UnScheduled' or maybe nothing but the name of the rule 'CPU I/O Usage Execessive'

Also when we warn on how to 'disable' instead of 'unschedule', it will be nice to have a success message back- <Rule Name> Unscheduled or something equivalent

How to repeat:
Unschedule (not disable) a heat chart rule and observe behav on the heat chart.

[15 Nov 2006 22:19] Joshua Ganderson

unknown is the correct state since we do not know the state of the rule. Since it is not scheduled, we can't provide any information about it. Moreover, this should be a transient state since we auto schedule heat chart rules when they have not yet been scheduled.

As to the confirmation message mentioned - due to the intrusive confirmations we currently have, confirmations are kept to a minimum. However, a system for less annoying confirmations has been developed and will allow confirmations on all changes in the future.