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Edit Views

To edit a view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to modify.

3. Click Edit on the ribbon.
   You see the Edit View dialog box.

4. Make changes to the parameters of the view.

5. Click OK to save your changes.

Delete Views

You must be the owner to delete a view. When you delete a view, business groups and/or users authorized to access will no longer see the view.

To delete a view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to delete.

3. Click Delete on the ribbon. Or, right click the view and select Delete View.
   You see a message asking if you wish to delete that view.

4. Click Yes.
   You cannot see the deleted view under Views.

Rename Views

You must be the owner to rename a view.

To rename a view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to rename.

3. Click Rename on the ribbon.
   You see the Rename View dialog box.

4. In the Rename As field, enter a new name for the view.

5. Click OK.
   You see the new name of the view under Views. If you changed the name of a published view, the business groups and/or users authorized to access the view will see the new name.

Publish Views

You must be the owner of a view to publish it. By publishing a view, you provide individual users and/or business groups with read-only access to the view's filter criteria and the view's results.

To publish to users or groups:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to publish.

3. Click Publish on the ribbon. Or, right click and select Publish.
   You see the Publish dialog box with lookup boxes for Users and Groups.

4. Click the lookup icon next to Users or Groups to display all users or groups. Or, type a name or part of a name and click the lookup icon to see a subset of users or groups. Or, click the ellipsis to search for users or groups using additional criteria.
   You see a list of users or groups that match your lookup criteria.

5. Click the check boxes next to the users you wish to access the view.
   You see the names in the dialog box.

6. Click the check box next to a name if you wish to remove it.

7. Click OK when you have made your selections.
   You see a message that the view was published successfully.

8. Click OK to close the message.
   You see the icon next to the view has changed to indicate that it has been published to others.

Search for Users or Groups

You can see more information about users or groups and access additional selection criteria by using the Search feature.

To search for users:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to search.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace with a list of My Views in the right navigation.

3. Click Publish on the ribbon. Or, right click and select Publish.
   You see the Publish dialog box with lookup boxes for Users and Groups.

4. Click the ellipsis under Users.
   You see the Search dialog box. By default, there are three drop-down lists: User Name, Full Name, and Group Name.

5. Click the arrow next to a drop-down list to modify the default criteria and then click Add Criteria to include Max Rows as an additional search filter.

6. Select the appropriate criteria. Or, select no criteria to see all users.

7. Click the Make this my default search check box to save the selected criteria as the default if desired.

8. Click Search and click the check boxes next to the User IDs to make your selections.
   You see the users listed in the Selected section.
   NOTE:  Click the red checkmark next to a User ID if you wish to remove it from the Selected list. 

9. Click OK when you have made your selections.
   You see the selected users in the Publish dialog box.

10. Click OK.
    You see a message that the view was published successfully.

11. Click OK to close the message.
    You see the icon next to the view has changed to indicate that it has been published to others.

To search for groups:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to search.

3. Click Publish on the ribbon. Or, right click and select Publish.
   You see the Publish dialog box with lookup boxes for Users and Groups.

4. Click the ellipsis under Groups.
   You see the Search dialog box. By default, there are three drop-down lists: Group Name, Group Type, and User Name.

5. Click the arrow next to a drop-down list to modify the default criteria.

6. Click Add Criteria to include Max Rows and/or Description as additional search filters.

7. Select the appropriate criteria. Or, select no criteria to see all groups.

8. Click Make this my default search to save the criteria, if desired.

9. Click Search and click the check boxes next to the Group Names to make your selections.
   You see the groups listed in the Selected section.
   NOTE:  Click the red checkmark next to a Group Name if you wish to remove it from the Selected list. 

10. Click OK when you have made your selections.
    You see the selected Users or Groups in the Publish dialog box.

11. Click OK.
    You see a message that the view was published successfully.

12. Click OK to close the message.
    You see the icon next to the view has changed to indicate that it has been published to others.

Restrict Access to Published View

After you publish a view, you can restrict individuals or groups from having access to the view.
Once you publish a view, it is recommended that you make changes to the view only when it is not in use by others.

To restrict access to a published view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the published view that you wish to modify.

3. Click Publish/Restrict on the ribbon. Or, right click and select Publish/Restrict.
   You see the Publish dialog box with the names of users and/or groups who have access to the view.

4. Click the check box next to the user or group you wish to restrict. Or, click Clear All to restrict all users and/or all groups access to the view.

5. Click OK.
   You see a message that the view was published successfully. If you selected Clear All, the icon next to the view indicates that it is no longer published to others.

Transfer Ownership of Views

You must be the owner to transfer ownership of a view to another user. When you transfer ownership, you give the new owner the right to edit, publish, and transfer ownership of the view, and you lose those ownership rights at time of transfer. You can transfer ownership of a published or unpublished view.

To transfer ownership of a view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view for which you wish to transfer ownership.

3. Click Transfer Ownership on the ribbon. Or, right click the view and select Transfer Ownership.
   You see the Transfer Ownership dialog box. You can transfer ownership to members of your own business group, or to users outside of your business group. Users of your business group are displayed by default. If you are a member of a compound business group, all users of the compound business group are displayed.

4. If you wish to view the names of users outside of your business group, clear the Show Me Only Users in My Group check box.

5. Select the name of the Eagle user to whom you are transferring ownership of the view, and click OK.
   You see a message confirming that you wish to transfer ownership of the view to that Eagle user.

6. Click Yes to transfer ownership of the view. Otherwise, click No to cancel the transfer of ownership.
   You see the view that was transferred under Views only if you are authorized (as a user or a member of a business group) to have read-only access to that view. Otherwise, you can no longer access the view. The new owner must publish to you for you to have access.

Migrate View to Another Environment

Migration is the process of exporting or importing a component from one environment to another environment. You can migrate a Commit Journal view from a source environment to a destination environment if the view is not already present. Migration does not change, delete, or update an existing performance view.

If you publish a view for use by specific users and/or business groups and then migrate that view, the view in the destination environment is no longer published with access assigned to those groups. You can manually publish the view to the appropriate users/groups after migration. The system designates the Eagle user who migrates the views as the owner of those views in the destination environment.

To export a view:

1. From the Performance Center window, click the Performance Desk and click Commit Journal in the left navigation.
   You see the Commit Journal workspace displaying a list of available views in the right navigation.

2. Under Views, select the view that you wish to export.

3. Click the Migrate icon on the ribbon and then select Export.
   You see the Export workspace with the components of the view you selected in the Available Components section.

4. Select an Output File by clicking Browse.
   You see a Save As dialog box.

5. Enter a name for the output file and click Save.
   You see the path and name of the file in the Output File section.

6. Select a Migration Rule from the drop-down list.

7. Click Export.
   You see a message confirming that the export was completed.

8. Click OK to close the message.
   You see Migration Status and other parameters in the lower section of the workspace.

To import a view:

1. Click the Migrate icon on the ribbon and then select Import.
   You see the import workspace with Input File, Rule, and Components sections.

2. Click the browse button.
   You see a windows navigation dialog box.

3. Navigate to the view you wish to import and click Open.
   You see the View displayed in the Migration workspace.

To save views into the cart:

You can save views into a Cart to send together at a later time. 

1. Click the Cart icon on the ribbon.
   You see options for Add to Cart, View Cart, and Migrate Cart.

2. Select Add to Cart.
   You see a Cart dialog box with the name of the current view.

3. To save the view in the Cart for later migration, click Save Items.
   You see a Save As dialog box.

4. Enter an appropriate name for the view and click Save.
   The view is saved as an XML file.

To migrate items from the cart:

1. To migrate the current collection of views, click the Cart icon on the ribbon and select  Migrate Cart.
   You see the Export workspace with sections labelled Output File, Rules, and Components.

2. In the Components section, select the check box if you wish to generate separate egl files for each selected item.

3. Use the Browse button to navigate to the location where you wish the files to be migrated and enter a name.
   The file will automatically be saved as an Eagle file with the extension egl.

4. Click Export.
   You see a message confirming that the views have been migrated.