Fujitsu BS2000, Руководство пользователя

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SE Manager interface Operating the SE Manager
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After opening the dialog you have the following options:
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You can use options to control and confirm the action.
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Or you can confirm the action (dialog box with empty parameter area)
Alternatively you can also cancel the action.
You start an action using an icon or button. By pressing only the enter key you activate the
default action (highlighted button). Following confirmation the action is executed and the
dialog box remains open. Each action displays feedback in the associated dialog box. You
can then terminate the dialog box with
Close
and thus refresh the working area of the main
window. If you close the dialog box in another way, the working area is not refreshed.
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No types of lock are provided when actions are executed. This means that, for
example, multiple dialog boxes can create, select or delete the same object in
parallel. When devices are configured, the same unit IDs or MNs can, for example,
be selected simultaneously. All actions are executed for this object, but only the first
action is successful and the other actions fail and lead to an error message.
When an action has failed, in addition to the error messages the original message
of the command called can also be displayed. Irrespective of the language setting
in the SE Manager, such original messages are always displayed in English.
You can press function key
F5
to update the SE Manager manually. Not every action
modifies the table contents.
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Do not close the dialog using the close function in the browser window because the
working area is then not updated immediately. The browser functionality should
never be used in dialogs.
The section “Executing an action” on page 94 describes what you must take into account
when executing an action.
3.3.5 The wizard
A wizard is a utility which takes you through a task step by step.
As a rule a wizard consists of several steps (dialogs) which you must complete. The number
of steps in a wizard depends on
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the number of parameters which are required for the action
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the grouping of the parameters