Table 43. Elements of the Compare Objects Dialog Box
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First Selection Section |
Displays the object hierarchy as a tree. To expand a tree, you can use the controls in the First Selection window or the Second Selection window. For example, if you expand the tree in the First Selection window, then Siebel Tools does the following:
- Expands the tree in the First Selection window.
- Expands the tree in the Second Selection window.
- Displays the child object types that each parent object contains.
- Displays a dashed line to represent a child object that does not exist in an object.
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Second Selection Section |
Properties Section |
Displays the properties that are different for the objects that Siebel Tools compares. |
Display Section |
Determines how Siebel Tools displays items in the Compare Objects dialog box. You can choose the following options:
- Show All Objects. Displays all child objects in the First Selection section and the Second Selection section.
- Show All User Properties. Displays all user properties in the Properties section.
- Show System Properties. Displays system properties in the Properties section (for example Created, Created By, Updated, and Updated By).
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Synchronizes objects from the repository that the First Selection section represents with the repository that the Second Selection section represents. For more information, see Comparing and Synchronizing Objects Between Repositories and Archives. |
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Synchronizes objects from the repository that the Second Selection section represents with the repository that the First Selection section represents. For more information, see Comparing and Synchronizing Objects Between Repositories and Archives. |
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Expands the entire tree in the First Selection section and the Second Selection section. |
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Collapses the entire tree in the First Selection section and the Second Selection section. |
Delete Button |
Deletes objects after a comparison. |