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The left part - Configuration Navigator pane: The Configuration Navigator holds all configurations and enables easy navigation between the different configurations. To create a new configuration, click the New Configuration button. To open an existing configuration, double-click on the configuration in the Configuration Navigator, or right-click on a configuration and then select Open Configuration(s)... . The configuration will be visible in a tab in the right part of the Desktop window. For further information, see the section below Configuration below https://infozone.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/UEPE4D/pages/edit-v2/304398946#Configuration-Browser.
Configurations - A configuration is a configurable item, for example, a workflow or a Database profile.
For further information about configurations, see Common Configurations(4.03).
Inspection - When workflows are executed, the agents may generate various kinds of data, such as logging errors into the System Log, or sending erroneous data to the Error Correction System (ECS). The inspectors allow the user to view such information and are further described in Data Management (4.03).
Desktop - Inspection button
Tools -provides Usage Engine provides different tools to, for example, view logs, statistics, and pico instance information, and to import and export configurations. To open tools, click on the Tools button
. The tools are described in Tools(4.3.1).The right part - Tabs: The right part of the Desktop window holds all Configurations, Inspectors and Tools that have been opened, each of them shown in a separate tab.
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Configuration Browser
The Configuration Navigator gives a view of all configurations and makes it possible to easily navigate between different configurations.
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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 Platform property mz.subfolder.enabled to true.
For further information, see see Platform Properties(4.3.1).
Button | Description |
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  | Click this button to toggle between displaying the folders only as they were originally created, e g "batch_realtime_happy_workflow", or when subfolders are created in the folders in the Configuration Navigation pane, e g a folder named "batch" with hidden subfolders named "realtime", "happy" and "workflow. When subfolders are created, configurations are sorted into subfolders determined by the separator used in the folder name. The only valid separators in a folder name are "_" or "-". If any other character is used as a separator, or if the Platform property |
  | Click this button to expand all of the folders to display the folders, subfolders and all the configurations that they contain. |
  | Click this button to collapse the folders so only the folders are visible. |
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Default - where all Configurations are stored if no other folder is specified when saving the configuration.
SystemTask - includes workflows for performing different background routines. For further information, refer to System Task Workflows in Workflow Types(4.3.0).
The Default and SystemTask folders cannot be renamed or deleted.
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Right-click a configuration and select one of the following options:
Option | Description | |
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Refresh   | Select this option to refresh the selected folder, subfolder or configuration. | |
Expand   | Select this option to refresh the selected folder, subfolder or configuration. | |
Collapse   | Select this option to expand the selected folder or subfolder to display all the subfolders and configurations that it contains. | |
New Folder...   | Select this option to create a new folder. Note | Note! If you select a folder and select this option from the right-click menu, you create a subfolder. |
Open Configuration(s)...  | Available when at least one configuration is selected. Select this option to open the selected configuration(s). | |
Export Configuration(s) | Available when at least one configuration is selected. Select this option to export the selected configurations. The System Exporter dialog opens with the configurations pre-selected. noteNote! When exporting from the Configuration Navigator, configuration dependencies are not automatically selected. This can be achieved by selecting the "Select Dependencies" check box in the System Exporter dialog. For further information see System Exporter(4.3). | |
Cut  | Select this option to put one or more configurations on the clipboard to move the configuration to another location. Select the menu option Paste in the folder where the configurations should be stored. This option is not applicable if the configuration is locked. For further information see Locks in Administration and Management(4.03). | |
Copy  | Select this option to put one or more configurations on the clipboard to copy the configurations to another location. Select the menu option Paste in the folder where the copied configurations should be stored. | |
Paste  | Select this option to store configurations that have been cut or copied to the clipboard into a folder. | |
Delete...  | Select this option to delete the selected configuration(s). If the configuration is referenced by another configuration, a warning message will be displayed, informing you that you cannot remove the configuration. You can force the deletion of a folder and all the configurations that it contains. A message is displayed asking if you are sure that you want to continue, in order to avoid deletion by mistake. Note that there is no restore option for this function. All the configurations are permanently removed. Note | Note! If you have enabled subfolders, you can only delete the last subfolder within a folder. |
Rename...   | Select this option to change the name of the selected configuration. Take particular care when renaming a configuration. If, for example, an APL script is renamed, workflows that are using this script will become invalid. This is important to know when you rename folders that contain many ultra format configurations or APL configurations. Renaming a folder with ultra formats or APL configurations will make all referring configurations invalid. Note | Note! If you have enabled subfolders, you can only rename the last subfolder within a folder. |
Encrypt... | Select this option to encrypt the selected configurations. | |
Decrypt... | Select this option to decrypt the selected configurations. | |
Validate...  | Select this option to validate the configuration. A validation message will be shown to the user. | |
Show Properties  | Select this option to launch the Properties dialog for the selected configuration. For further information, see the section below, Properties. | |
Documentation | Select this option to launch the Documentation dialog for the selected configuration. For further information, see the section below, Documentation. |
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Properties
To open the Properties dialog, right-click a configuration and then select Show Properties.
This dialog contains four different tabs: Basic, which contains basic information about the configuration, Permission, where you set permissions for different users, References , where you can see which other configurations that are referenced by the selected configuration, or that refers to the selected configuration, and History which displays the revision history for the configuration. The Basic tab is displayed by default.
The Basic Tab
The Basic tab is the default tab in the Properties dialog and contains the following information:
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If you want to clear the history for the Configuration, click the Clear Configuration History button. The version number is not affected by this.
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Documentation
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To open the Documentation dialog, right-click on a configuration and then select Documentation.
In this dialog, you can provide information on the selected configuration, for example, a description and the purpose of the configuration. You can use markdown syntax if preferred. The text entered is then included in the automated documentation that you can generate using the Documentation Generator(4.03) tool. When you have completed the text you want to include, click OK to save.
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To search for a phrase you must use quotation marks e g "int myVar".
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The following characters are treated as word separators: : , ; , , , < , = , > , ( , ) , ! , [ , ] , { , }
When a term contains a quotation mark, it must escaped by \ (backslash).
By default, queries will return all configurations that contain any of the search terms. You can use boolean operators, i e + or -, to further refine the search results. For instance, the query +tcp_ip +3210 will only return configurations that contain both tcp_ip and 3210.
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+ | Use this symbol before terms that must be included in the configurations that you are searching for.
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- | Use this symbol before terms that must not be included in the configurations that you are searching for.
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? | Use the this symbol in a term to perform a single character wildcard search. You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries. You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.
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* | Use the this symbol in a term to perform a multiple character wildcard search. You cannot use wildcard symbols within phrase queries. You cannot use a wildcard symbol as the first character in a term.
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^<factor> | You can change the relevance level of matching configurations based on the terms found. Use the ^ (caret) symbol with a factor value at the end of a term to boost it. The higher the boost factor, the more relevant the term will be.
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~ | Use this symbol at the end of the terms to perform a fuzzy search. For instance, to search for a term similar in spelling to "roam", use You cannot use fuzzy search in phrase queries.
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~<proximity> | You can search for terms that are within a specific distance from another term. To perform this type of search, use the tilde, "~" symbol with a proximity value that denotes the row distance.
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