To open the Build view, click the Build button on the top menu bar. This is the interface where you create and manage configurations.
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Display List – The left side of the Build screen shows the Main option that displays all available configurations in the system, and the existing, committed workflow packages in the Workflow Packages section. If you click on a workflow package, the Browser displays the content of the selected package and if you want to display all configurations regardless of workflow package, click the Main menu item. At the bottom of this section, you can click the Create package button to create workflow packages. For more information, see Workflow Packages(4.01).
Configurations Browser – In the Configuration Browser, you can create, manage, delete, and rename the configurations in the system if you have selected Main in the Display List.
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The configurations can be either profiles that belong to specific agents, common profiles, or other types of configurations such as Event Notifications or APL Collection Strategies. For more information, see Configuration Types (4.01).
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 Selection Checkbox | By selecting the checkbox for configurations, you can perform different actions, see Table Action Bar below for more information. |
Name | Displays the name of the configuration. |
Valid | Displays the validity of the configurations. Fields are automatically validated in agents and other core functionality. |
Encrypted | Displays the encryption status of the configuration. |
Locked | Shows if the configuration is locked or not. |
Permission | Displays the permissions granted to the current user of the configuration. Permissions are shown as R (Read), W (Write), and X (eXecute). If the configuration is encrypted, an E is also added. |
Owner | Displays the username of the user that created the configuration. The owner can:
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Modified date | Displays the date when the configuration was last modified. |
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Note!Subfolders in this context are visual representations of areas that you have partitioned to keep your configurations. They are meant to make your configuration browser look neat and tidy. They do not represent actual subfolders. |
You can enable subfolders to allow you to sort your configurations within your folders, making it easier to maintain larger implementations. To enable subfolders, you must set the property mz.subfolder.enabled to true, see /wiki/spaces/UEPE4D/pages/109838601 for more information on how to set the property.
To create subfolders, you must use the valid separators in the folder name when creating a new folder, like the folder names "sftp_coll" and "cipher_sftp_coll" shown on the image above. When subfolders are created, configurations are sorted into subfolders determined by the separator used in the folder name.
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When no configurations are selected, the table action bar contains the following buttons and functions:
Button/Function | Description |
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Filter | Click this button to open the Filter dialog where you can select which configuration types you want to view. |
Search | This is a free text search box that you can use to search for specific workflow configurations that match the entered text. |
New Configuration | Click this button to open the Configurations dialog where you can select which type of configuration to create. The configurations have a common set of buttons, see Common Configuration Buttons (4. |
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New Folder | Click this button to create a new folder to save your configurations in. 
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Refresh | Click this button to refresh the list of configurations. |
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The available actions are:
Action | Description |
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Clear selection(s) | Click this button to clear the selection of configurations. The table action bar shows the default actions. |
Delete | Click this button to delete the selected configuration(s). You will be asked if you are sure you want to delete before deletion is done. |
Rename | Click this button to open the Rename configuration or Rename folder dialog where you can enter a new name for the configuration.  |
Encrypt | Click this button to open the Encrypt configurations dialog where you can add a password to encrypt the configuration to secure it from unauthorized access. This button is disabled if you have selected a checkbox for a folder.  |
Decrypt | Click this button to open the Decrypt configurations dialog where you are prompted to provide a password to decrypt an encrypted configuration. This button is disabled if the selected configuration is not encrypted.  |
 Properties | Click this button and select the option Properties to open the Properties dialog where you can configure the properties for the selected configuration. This button is disabled if you have selected a folder or multiple configurations. See the section Configuration Properties below for more information. |
 Keyboard shortcuts | Click this button to open the Configurations - Keyboard shortcuts dialog. Click anywhere outside the dialog to close it.  |
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It contains the following information:
Configuration Information | Description |
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Name | Displays the name of the configuration. |
Type | Displays the type of configuration. |
Key | Displays the internal key used to identify the configuration. |
Folder | Displays the name of the folder in which the configuration is located. |
Version | Displays the version number of the configuration, see the History tab for further information about the different versions. |
Permissions | Displays the permissions granted to the current user of the configuration. Permissions are shown as R (Read), W (Write), and X (eXecute). If the configuration is encrypted, an E is also added. For further information about permissions, see section Permissions Tab. |
Owner | Displays the username of the user that created the configuration. The owner can:
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Modified by | Displays the user name of the user that made the last modifications to the configuration. |
Modified | Displays the date when the configuration was last modified. |
If you want to use the information somewhere else you can highlight the information and press CTRL-C to copy the information to the clipboard.
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As access permissions are assigned to user groups, and not individual users, it is important to make sure that the users are included in the correct user groups to allow access to different configurations.
R | W | X | E | Permission Description |
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R | - | - | - | Allowed only to view the Configuration, given that the user is granted access to the application. |
- | W | - | - | Allowed to edit and delete the Configuration. |
- | - | X | - | Allowed only to execute the Configuration. |
R | W | - | - | Allowed to view, edit, and delete the Configuration, given that the user is granted access to the application. |
- | W | X | - | Allowed to edit, delete, and execute the Configuration. |
R | - | X | - | Allowed to view and execute the Configuration, given that the user is granted access to the application. |
R | W | X | - | Full access. |
- | - | - | E | Encrypted. |
The Reference Tab
The Reference tab contains information about which other configurations that the current configuration refers to, and which other configurations the current configuration is referenced by.
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In the table, the following columns are included:
Column | Description |
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Version | Displays the version number. |
Modified Date | Displays the date and time when the version was saved. |
Modified By | Displays the user name of the user that saved the version. |
Comment | Displays any comments for the version. |
If you want to clear the configuration's history, click the Clear Configuration History button. The version number is not affected by this.