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Filtering the Conflict Display
ConflictManager Reference
Resource Conflicts
on page 16
Check your conflict settings to verify that ConflictManager is detecting the types of
conflicts that are important to you.
See
About Conflict Settings
Verify that ConflictManager is set to display the types of conflicts that you want to
see. See:
Filtering the Conflict Display
Hiding Conflicts
on page 34
You can specify filter criteria to determine which packages and conflicts appear in the
Applications/Packages, Conflict List, and Conflict Details panes. You can filter the display
by conflict attributes and package attributes. The filter criteria you specify remain the
same for subsequent uses of ConflictManager.
To filter the conflict display
1.
Select Conflicts menu > Filter.
The Filters dialog box appears.
2.
To filter by conflict attributes, click the Conflicts tab and mark any combination of
check boxes.
Errors
Include conflicts that will cause problems.
Warnings
Include conflicts that are not critical but might require some attention.
File Conflicts
Registry Conflicts
Other Conflicts
Include ODBC and .ini file conflicts.
Only display packages with conflicts
Display resolved conflicts
Include resolved conflicts in addition to those that haven't been resolved.
3.
To specify filter criteria to determine which packages appear in the Applications/
Packages pane, click the Packages tab.
To filter by package status, mark any combination of check boxes in the
Package Status to Display section.
(Enterprise Management Server only.) If multiple databases are open, select
from Database a database containing the meta data field to filter by.
To filter by whether the package is defined, mark check boxes in the Filter
Based on Package Definition section.
Display Defined Packages displays packages that were defined in
Workbench and Software Manager.
Display Undefined Packages displays all undefined packages.
Conflict Detection and Resolution
on page 19
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