Columns in the Component List tab
When you view the Component List in the Workspace Editor, the components within that workspace are shown in a hierarchical fashion to show the relationship between them.
The following table describes the columns displayed for each component.
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The categories with which the component is associated The Detect system administrator creates the label headings and values, which may vary from installation to installation.
Sort by a column
Headings that are underlined indicate an available sort function.
All but Hierarchy are similar in the way they operate. For most of the columns, clicking on their header sorts the list by the values in that column (alphabetically or numerically, in ascending order). Clicking the header again reverses the order.
For the Hierarchy column, clicking the heading collapses the display of any expanded parent/child relationships.
Parent/Child Relationships Indicators
By default, the Component List displays a flat, non-hierarchical view of a workspace. To see components listed hierarchically with the action components at the top of the hierarchy, you can click the Hierarchy column. You can drill down into the hierarchy to see the sub-components on which a top-level component is dependent.
In the hierarchy view, trigger systems are displayed at their highest hierarchy level and are listed in ascending order by ID. Parent/child notation indicates the existence of underlying component relationships.
The plus and minus signs ( and ) indicate parent/child relationships for components displayed. The plus symbol associated with a component, or attached to a component type in the View Usage screen, indicates a parent with child components not currently displayed. Clicking the plus symbol of a parent relationship displays a nested view of the associated child (children).
The minus symbol indicates either a child with no child components or an expanded parent component.