Filtering Blueprints

Fabric Manager allows you to filter and display the required blueprints from the list of Blueprints.

To filter the blueprints

  1. On the Fabric Manager user interface, click Advanced Settings, and then click the Blueprints tab.

    The list of blueprints appears.

  2. In the Filter row, select the desired filter value from the drop-down list or type the value. For example, Blueprint1.

    A table of blueprints appears based on your selection.

Notes:

  • Click Clear to reset the filter.

  • Filtering keywords are not case sensitive.

  • You can use the wildcard characters to filter the multiple files with similar names. You can use them to apply the filter based on blueprint name, platform name and the version number.

    The following table lists the various wildcard character supported for filtering.

    Wildcard

    Description

    Example

    * or %

    Use * or % that matches zero or more characters in a filtering keyword.

    The blueprint filtering keyword BluPrin* or BluPrin% filters all the blueprints that contain the characters BluPr and further, for example Blueprint, Blueprin1, Blueprin2.

    _ or ?

    Use _ or ? that matches any single character in a filtering keyword.

    The filtering keyword Partition_ or Partition? filters all the blueprints which contains any allowed character, for example Partition1, PartitionA.

    #

    Use # that matches any single numeric character in a filtering keyword.

    The filtering keyword Platform# filters all the blueprints with numbers after Platform, for example Platform1.

    To filter the blueprints with double digit number after the keyword, insert ##. For example, filtering keyword Platform## could result in Platform11.

    @

    Use @ that matches any single alphabet in a filtering keyword.

    The filtering keyword Blueprint@ filters all the blueprints with alphabets after Blueprint, for example BlueprintA, BlueprintB.

    To filter the blueprints with double digit alphabet after the keyword, insert @@. For example, filtering keyword Blueprint@@ could result in BlueprintAB, BlueprintBC.

    [ ]

    Use [ ] that matches the characters within the brackets of the filtering keyword.

    Im[ae]ge*

    The filtering keyword Blu[ae]prin* filters all the blueprints having the characters within the brackets, for example Blueprint1, Bluaprint2.