Working with object trees
Object Trees are available in most components of the application. They display a parent folder/child item organization of the objects, as illustrated in the following figure (the example is taken from the Populations component):
Object Tree
Expanding object tree items
You can expand each parent item in the tree by clicking the down arrow located next to the object label and scroll through the items.
In the case of the hierarchy tree in the Process component, if the on-demand loading is enabled, a Load More button might be displayed under nodes that contain more than 100 child nodes. For more information, refer to your system administrator.
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You can perform a search in a tree in order to quickly retrieve an object. For more information, see the procedure below.
Searching for an object in a tree
In the v10, object trees offer a search field that enables you to quickly retrieve a specific object in the relevant tree.
To search for an item in an object tree, proceed as follows (the following example uses the Data component):
Open the component in which you want to perform a search. The component opens in the Center Panel.
Click the Filter field (the search field is located in the upper left part of the Center Panel, above the Object Tree).
Enter a search string in the field. The applications supports the search from on character. The search is performed on-the-fly (you don't need to press any key for the search to start), and the input character string is highlighted in blue in the search results, as illustrated in the following figure:
Searching for an object
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The search is performed at the scale the tree, regardless of any folder structure (i.e. selecting a folder in the tree will not restrict the search to that folder).