Hi,

 

    I met this while doing a report for MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent graph, and tried with Data File Size and it had the same behavior, so I guess this may be happening for all "table data".

 

    If I click on the monitor to get the graph the URL is :

and I get all the names of each Databases, like in attached snapshot01.jpg.

 

If I change the period, for anything else, Eg Last 7 Days, the url changes to :

 

/devices/dynamicGraph.do?name=neptune&graphName=MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent&snapshot=&requestid=DynamicGraph&Instance=&oid=MSSQL$SQLADM.MSSQLDatabase.MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent.SQLADM&chartType=ZOOM&pollId=&id=&isOpm7PPMApplied=&isVmware=&index=&instanceSpecific=&vmName=&column=≠tworkId=&storageId=&displayName=NEPTUNE&domainRange=&timePeriod=Last_7_Days&showReport=

and the names becomes generic "Log files used percentage of NEPTUNE" for all dababases, like in attached snapshot02.jpg : (it may not be the same data in each snapshot since I dont know the names of the DB in the second one...)

 

However, if i changes the first url to manualy enter the &timePeriod=Last_7_Days :

 

/devices/dynamicGraph.do?name=neptune&INSTANCE=MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent&requestid=DynamicGraph&graphName=MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent&oid=MSSQL$SQLADM.MSSQLDatabase.MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent.SQLADM&index=MSSQLLogFilesUsedPercent&timePeriod=Last_7_Days

 

I get the correctly titled graphs, like in attached snapshot03.jpg:

 

So maybe there is something that can be done on the coding so the labels remains correct after changing the time period!

Raphaël LEMIEUX