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IBM Tivoli Monitoring > Version 6.3 > User's Guides > Agent Builder User's Guide > Edit data source and attribute properties > Formula Editor > Component types IBM Tivoli Monitoring, Version 6.3
Formula Editor Function component
Use the function component in the Formula Editor to select and manipulate function components in formulae.
For details about the Formula Editor and its component view, see (Formula Editor).
The function component shows the function and its arguments.
Figure 1. Edit the Selected Function page
Procedure
- To work with the functions Select the Function name from the list in the Formula Editor.
- The description of the selected function is shown after the function.
- Function argument sections are shown after the function name. The appropriate number of arguments for the selected function are shown. A description specific to the function selected is shown.
- Simple arguments (attributes and literals) can be edited without having to change the selected component to the operand as described in Formula Editor Attribute component and (Formula Editor Literal components).
- Complex arguments, which consist of operators or other functions, can be edited by clicking Edit. This action highlights the argument component instead of the entire function.
- For functions that take a variable number of arguments, add arguments by clicking Insert or remove arguments by clicking Remove in addition to the actions described in (Formula Editor common options).
- For the getenv function, a configuration property can be chosen by clicking Insert as shown in (Figure 2). If you select the Configuration property choice, the Configuration Properties window is displayed.
What to do next
See Formula Editor common options for information about using the following options: Insert, Remove, Up one Level and Edit.
Parent topic:
Component types