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Version: DPX 4.16

Common Function Window Tasks

This section describes tasks that can be executed from any function window.

Use the navigation trees that appear on many function windows to select data for inclusion in a job definition or select a resource for configuration.

Note that check boxes outlined in yellow are selectable, check boxes outlined in black are not selectable. The center of the selection check box turns red, indicating that the resource has been explicitly selected for backup. Anything subordinate to it in the tree structure, referred to as a descendant, is automatically selected. The center of the selection check box of each descendant resource turns gold, indicating that it has been selected, though not explicitly. The center of the selection check box of each ancestor resource turns half red diagonally, indicating that a resource descendant to it has been explicitly selected for backup.

Tip.

On some windows, such as configuration windows, you can make multiple selections by holding Ctrl + click or holding Shift + click for a selection range.

Each checkbox changes in its visual appearance to indicate the following states:​

Black square with grey fillThis resource is not selectable at this level.
Yellow square with white fillThis resource is selectable, but not selected.
Yellow square half filled with redAt least one descendant of this selectable resource is selected. No descendants of the selections are explicitly excluded.
Yellow square with red fillThis resource is explicitly selected. There are no exclusions among its descendants.
Black square with gold fillThis resource is included implicitly in the selection because an ancestor was explicitly selected. The user cannot explicitly exclude it.
Yellow square with gold fillThis resource is included implicitly in the selection. It is not excluded, but the user can explicitly exclude it.

Function Context Menu​

Some task pages have navigation trees for Enterprises and associated nodes. Right-click any Enterprise item to see the list of available operations. The function context menu varies depending on the function window and its contents.

Tip.

In windows where there is no Enterprise name or the globe icon, the function context menu, if present, is accessed by right-clicking the left-most column header.