View node details in Process Explorer
The event node pop up in Process Explorer provides additional details about a specific event, such as how frequently it occurs and an overview of all events that occurred immediately before or after this event. By clicking on an event node in Process Explorer, users can see the details of the selected event on the Occurrences tab and a list of events immediately preceding this event on the Cases from / Cases to tab.
Note
In a multi-object Process Explorer, there is a breakdown of the events in each event log. Clicking the downward arrow will expand that event log to view the details for events that occurred in that event log.
Occurrences
The Occurrences tab shows usage details for this event, including how often this event occurred in a process, what percentage of processes included this event, and an average of how many times per object this event occurred. In the Select Filter section, there are a series of buttons that allow you to filter your process graph based on criteria such as how many processes included this selected event, how many processes do not include the event, how many times a process started with this event, and how many times a process ended on this event.

Clicking one of these buttons will close the details window and apply the selected filter to your process graph. To remove the applied filter, hover over the filter in the upper right corner and click the X to remove it.

Cases from/to or Objects from/to
The Cases from / Cases to tab shows a breakdown of the events that most commonly preceded and followed the selected event. The Preceding Events tab shows a list of all events that occurred immediately before this event and the number of objects in which this occurred. The Following Events tab shows the same overview for all events that occurred immediately following the selected event. On both tabs, the events are displayed in descending order by default, but can be re-sorted by clicking on the Objects header and selecting a different sort order from the dropdown.
Note
This tab will be titled “Objects from / Objects to” in a multi-object Process Explorer.
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Preceding Events tab | Following Events tab |