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The actions at the top of this table allow:
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Creating a resource type New
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Editing a resource type Open
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Deleting a resource type Delete
Figure 4–3 illustrates the results of an advanced search on resource types with
previously saved query parameters under resPermiss.
Figure 4–3 Resource Types - Advanced Search
4.4 Searching Application Resources
To search application resources, proceed as follows:
1.
Select an application in the navigation panel and expand it to expose all nodes in the hierarchy.
2. Either double-click Resources or select it and click Open to display the Search -
Resources tab in the Authorization Management tab.
3.
In the Search area of that tab, enter the query parameters as follows:
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Select an operator for the Name from the first pull-down list and enter a string to match.
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Select an operator for the Display Name from the second pull-down list and enter a string to match.
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Select an operator for the Resource Type and then select a resource type from the pull-down list to the right. This selection is required.
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Optionally, click Reset to set the parameter values to the values they had before you entered the current values.
4. Optionally, click Save... to save the current query parameters. The name of the
saved collection then appears in the pull-down list Saved Search. Selecting a saved search from this pull-down list fills in the query parameters automatically
with the saved values.
5. Click Search to trigger the search. All resources matching the entered
specifications are displayed in the table Search Results.
The actions at the top of this table allow:
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Creating a resource New
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Editing a resource Open
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Deleting a resource Delete
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Creating a new policy based on a resource New Policy
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Finding policies that contain a resource Find Policy
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Detaching the Search Results table Detach
Figure 4–4 illustrates the results of an advanced search on resources with previously
saved query parameters under myAppResources.
