Lists the project elements within their system, subsystem, environment, and stage in a table format, and includes types and versions.
Customization of the view is saved between sessions.
You can perform the following menu actions in the Element view:
Performs the CA Endevor SCM Transfer action, which places a version of the element in the entry stage. The Add to project action is available in the Search Map view and the Element view. After performing this action the element is listed in the Project view.
Performs the CA Endevor SCM Retrieve operation without the Signout action and opens a read-only version in the editor.
Deletes an element from both the workspace and the CA Endevor SCM project in the workspace. It allows you to override CCID and Comments provided in the project definition.
Moves an element across the CA Endevor SCMdefined life cycle map.
You can only move an element from one Environment to another if the element you are moving is in Stage 2 of the source Environment. Therefore, to move an element from Stage 1 of the Development Environment into Stage 1 of the QA Environment, you must move the element to Stage 2 in Development and then move it into Stage 1 in QA.
Executes a Generate Processor. Generate Processors execute automatically when an element is added to the specified Environment entry Stage for a Create or Edit action. Typically, the Generate Processor creates an executable form of the element, together with any associated outputs (such as listings).
Signs in an element that was signed out for an Edit action. This action removes the signout user ID associated with the element. Signin is only available for Systems for which Signin/Signout is in effect.
You can also use the Signin action to sign an element out to another user.
Queries the application for the output listing associated with the element in the specified environment and stage. Displays the requested listing as a read-only listing in the workspace using the default editor.
Note: You can view listings only for elements that create and store the output component in their processors. For details and requirements, see the Extended Processors Guide.
Displays the element's current level in the editor with all the statements in the current level of an element.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements.
Displays the element's current level in the editor.
You can view the history of the element, which displays all statements in all levels of the element, from the base level through the current level, indicating the level at which each insertion and deletion occurred.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements or elements stored in image delta or log delta formats.
Displays the current level of an element in an ISPF browse panel showing all insertions and deletions that differ from its immediate predecessor.
Note: This option is not valid for sourceless elements or elements stored in full-image delta or log delta formats.
Displays a summary of the Element.
Displays an overview of the element levels.
Displays the element Master Control File Information in an editor.
Displays the component list for element's current level in Editor.
Displays the component list.
Displays the component list for element's current level in an ISPF Browse panel, which shows all component information for all levels of the element, from the base level through the current level. The display shows the level at which each insertion or deletion occurred.
Display the component list for element's current level in an ISPF browse panel, which shows all the inserts and deletions made to the component information for the element's current level.
Displays a summary of the components.
Displays an overview of the component levels.
You can filter data displayed in the Element View.
Follow these steps:
The filter fields display.
Note: When a filter is active, its column is not visible in the table and a warning message is displayed as a reminder.
The Element View Table has the following customization options:
Reorder a column by clicking on the column header and dragging the column header to a different position.
You can sort the display of elements in the Element view by selecting the appropriate column header. You can sort them alphabetically either ascending or descending and the sort it is implemented on all the field.
Notes:
Restore the defaults or which columns are defined as default.
To open the dialog, click on the dropdown menu icon in the top right corner of the view and then select preferences.
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Full Element Name
sourced
env Name
Stg ID
stg name
stg #
sys name
sbs name
type name
proc grp name
update time
signout id
elm vvll
comp vvll
last action modifying element
last action
Endevor RC
last action user name
last action CCID
base user ID
base comment
processor RC
elm last ll user ID
elm last ll CCID
generate user ID
generate CCID
proc rc
retr user ID
retr CCID
PKG id
The following columns which show the element state:
The Status column provides graphical representation of the element status. You can quickly determine which elements are "OK" and those that need attention.
The primary attribute to determine the Element status is Endevor RC and Processor RC,
None - No elements with RC
Element Warning. RC less than 12. Potential consideration for caution
Element Errors. RC is greater than 12
Fatal Error. RC is greater or equal to 16
Element not Generated.
Displays the signout options.
Empty cell: Sign in
Signout current user
Signout different user
Element locked in the package
Element backed out
Sourceless element
Element with components
Element without components
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