The function makes it possible to switch between your available changesets, edit, delete, or create a new change set. In the dialog, you also see which user you are logged in as.
Open an existing changeset
1.Select File > Open...(Ctrol-O). A dialog opens.
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•Use the filter box above the list of changesets to search for changesets. •Press the three dots in the upper right corner |
2.Select the changeset you want to open in the table.
3.Press Open. The changeset opens.
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Press New to create a new changeset, see section Create a changeset. |
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By default, the graphical changeset selector opens. You can choose to display the changeset in tabular form: 1.Select Settings > Preferences.... 2.Uncheck the Graphical changeset selector box. The changesets in the Select changeset dialog are now displayed in tabular format. For information about the options in the dialog, see section Options in the Select changeset dialog - All changesets. When the dialog box is displayed in table format, you can select which columns to display by pressing the arrow in the upper right corner of the column headers. To reset the column settings: 1.Press the arrow in the column header. 2.Select Reset and then : oMy settings oDefault settings |
Options in the right-click menu on each changeset
Open |
Open the changeset. |
Open, ignore frame settings |
Open the changeset but ignore frame settings. |
Edit... |
Edit the changeset. It is possible to edit the name of the changeset, add a comment, select application, select whether the changeset should be optimistic or pessimistic, postable, unpostable or system post, and if the changeset should be private. |
Delete |
Delete the changeset. |
Details |
Shows details about the changeset such as whether the changeset is pessimistic or optimistic, how many objects the changeset contains, whether the changeset is postable or not.
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