Data Transformation Engine Integration Flow Designer Reference Guide

Chapter 3 - Getting to Know the User Interface Finding and Replacing

Integration Flow Designer Reference Guide

Subsystem

The Subsystems option allows you to specify how cards are displayed when a

subsystem component is expanded.

Confirmations

The Confirmations option allows you to enable or disable confirmation messages

from appearing upon copy, move, or delete operations. All options are enabled by

default, which is the recommended setting.

Finding and Replacing

The IFD supports standard search facilities. There are two find commands:

♦ Find - searches for the selected name in the Navigator

♦ More Find/Replace - searches an entire system definition file

You can perform find and replace operations in the Navigator using the Find and

Replace options separately; or you can perform a complete find and replace

operation in a system definition file (.msd) using the More Find/Replace option.

Finding and Replacing Component Attributes

A system that you define can include a complex arrangement of components.

Subsystems can contain nested subsystems, so executable maps are represented

at various locations within the Navigator.

Using the More Find/Replace option, you can easily locate and modify specific

attributes associated with components defined in systems. Use the Find command

to locate card names, path names, or component names within a system; use the

Replace command to change the names. You can also use the Find/Replace

command to change specific settings across a set of components in order to adapt

existing systems to new server environments.

Note You can find and replace component names and path names, however you can

only find card names. The replace operation cannot be used to replace card

names.