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Figure 4-3 The Search tab in iManager’s Object view The Search tab uses only the Navigation frame to provide its functionality. It includes the following primary components: Object Search: Located at the top of the Navigation frame, the object search lets you define the search criteria. Once defined, click Search to perform the specified search operation. IMPORTANT: The object filtering in the Search tab only applies to directory objects. It does not filter file system objects, even though they might be visible in the Search tab. You can define your search using the following fields: • Context: Specifies the starting container for the search operation. If you want the search to include subordinate containers, select Search sub‐containers. • Name: Defines the object name filter for this search. Use the asterisk wildcard to specify a partial name. For example: ldap*, *cert, *server*. • Type: Defines the object type filter for this search. iManager only displays objects of the specified type. NOTE: If you select a specific object type, a plus icon [+] appears that lets you open the Advanced Selection tool, from which you can specify additional, attribute‐level filter settings. For more information, see “Advanced Selection” on page 34. • Load/Save: These links let you load a previously defined search definition and save the current search so it can be re‐used, respectively. 28 Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide
Multiple Select / Single Select: Located above the right side of the results list, this link lets you toggle between selecting a single object or multiple objects against which you want to perform a task. The default option is Single Select. For more information, see “Selecting and Filtering Objects” on page 33. Results List: Displays the results of the search operation. By default, the object list displays 100 objects on a page, but you can change this value in the Object View Preferences. Use the Previous and Next buttons to navigate between results pages. Select an object, either container or leaf, to open a window with the available tasks for that type of object. Selecting a task opens that tasks UI in the Content frame. NOTE: The Search tab does not let you navigate objects, such as opening container objects, in the results list. If you want to be able to do this, use the Tree tab or the Browse tab. 4.2 Using the Object Selector The Object Selector lets you select the objects with which you want to work in the current task. iManager provides this tool in any situation where you are selecting a task or action before specifying the objects to which the task or action is applied. Access the Object Selector by selecting the magnifying glass icon anywhere it appears in the Content frame. The Object Selector opens in its own window on top of iManager. Figure 4-4 iManager’s Object Selector Browsing Objects 29
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