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Examples

The following examples provide more insight into the filters usage that is based on your selection for the package or package group.

Example 1:

This example depicts the use case when you select the package option.

Follow these steps:

1. Maintain an SCM project with the Development, Test, and Release views.
2. Create pack1, pack2, and pack3 as three packages in the Development view of the project.
3. Maintain few versions of a sample.java file in the Development view as follows:
   • sample.java (1) N in pack1
   • sample.java (1.1.1) N in pack2
   • sample.java (2) N in pack2
   • sample.java (3) N in pack3
4. Promote pack3 to the Test state.
5. Create another trunk version in the Test view as sample.java(4) in pack3.
6. Promote pack3 to the Release state.
7. Create another trunk version in the Release view as sample.java(5) in pack3.
8. Select pack2 package in the Package drop-down list.

   The following table displays list of packages that display in combination of Version/View filters usage:

Example 2:

This example depicts the use case when you select the package group option.

Follow these steps:

1. Maintain an SCM project with the Development, Test, and Release views.
2. Create pack1, pack2, and pack3 as three packages in the Development view of the project.
3. Include pack1 and pack2 in one package group pg12.
4. Maintain few versions of a sample.java file in the Development view as follows:
   • sample.java (1) N in pack1
   • sample.java (1.1.1) N in pack2
   • sample.java (2) N in pack2
   • sample.java (3) N in pack3
5. Promote pack3 to the Test state.
6. Create another trunk version in the Test view as sample.java(4) in pack3.
7. Promote pack3 to the Release state.
8. Create another trunk version in the Release view as sample.java (5) N in pack3.
9. Select pg12 package group in the Package Group drop-down list.

   The following table displays list of packages that display in combination of Version/View filters usage: