Loading of events

The events are loaded gradually until all events are loaded. The Load switch is on while events are loaded. A loading indicator next to the Load switch shows when events are being searched internally, even when no new events are shown.

While events are loading, you cannot work with already loaded events. Turn off the Load switch to stop or pause the event loading. Loading stops shortly.

Turn on the Load switch to resume the event loading. You cannot load events after the start time plus the time span.

Note: Events are only indexed on time. It takes about the same amount of time to load one event that matches a given filtering criteria as it does to load all internally searched events for the specified start time plus the time span.

You can pause the event loading by turning off the Load switch. You can then work with the loaded events. For example, if you use a filtering criteria that do not match any event within the specified start time plus the time span, but 1,000,000 events are searched internally, it may take a long time before the loading stops. You can cancel the loading at any time by turning off the Load switch.

When many events have loaded, the browser may be sluggish and behave strangely due to high memory consumption. There is a built-in limitation on the maximum number of events you can load to the UI due to browser memory limitations. You get a notification when the limit is reached. The specified time span limits how events are searched internally.