Altair® Monarch® Server

 

Bulk Edits

The Bulk Edits feature of the administrator allows you to apply text content bulk editing to models.

To use bulk editing

  1. On the Navigation Tree, click Server Library, and select Bulk Edits.

  2. On the displayed page, enter the text fragment you want to edit in the Find text box. You can combine your text fragments with "*" and "?" wildcards in the Find text box to leverage your search query. If you select the Ignore Wildcards check box, the wildcards will not be applied during the search.

  3. Enter the text fragment with which you want to replace the original fragment in the Replace text box.

  4. Define the appropriate Server Library ( Models, Templates, ) where you want to perform bulk editing by selecting the corresponding check boxes in the Find in line. You can assign bulk editing to the whole definition object or to its particular settings, for example, to channel links and titles of the alerts log only. Consider the following options:

    • In the Find in line, select the check boxes corresponding to the objects to which bulk editing will be applied.

    • If you want to apply bulk editing to all models, for example, select the Models checkbox.

    • If you want to apply bulk editing to the descriptions of models only, click Models to display the context menu. From the menu that displays, select the Description check box.

NOTE: Some of the options available for bulk editing are as follows:

    • You can apply bulk editing to the entire Server Library by selecting all check boxes.

  1. Click Find if you want just view the results of your search query. The results are displayed in the Search Results table that contains the detailed definition object information, namely, the object name, its settings and values. In the table, you can mark out all or some required object items for further replacement.

  1. Click Replace if you want to apply the assigned bulk editing for the specified Server Library. Executed changes are irreversible.

NOTE: When searching values using a wildcard (*) and then proceeding with the replace operation without specifying a new search criterion, the following alert displays:

"Warning: You are about to use the "Replace" option using a "wildcard" search pattern. Doing so will replace different types with the replace value specified. Do you want to continue?" Click OK to proceed with the replace operation; alternatively, click Cancel.