Setup details in File and Progress dialog box

  1. The Files and Progress dialog box displays files and progress information. The Service Optimization wizard gathers the instance information based on the selections made in the Available Packages dialog box.
    The following table shows the options in the Files and Progress section of this dialog box. The Patch Criteria information table shows the options in the Patch Criteria area.
    Files and Progress information
    ColumnDescription

    Component File Name

    The name of the patch that is being created.

    From Size

    The original resource-package size.

    To Size

    The original target-resource size.

    Status

    The status of the package. The valid values are none, queued, rejected, active, and built.

    Patch Size

    The size difference between the original package data (BLD1) and the changed package data (BLD2).

    Compressed Size

    The compressed size of the package listed in the From Size.

    Data

    The date on which the package was published.

    SizeLimit

    This information is pulled from the Patch Criteria, Min Percent Saved field. This field is populated after the Patch has been built or when the patch building process has ended.

    % Limit

    This information is pulled from the Patch Criteria, Min Bytes Saved field. It is populated after the Patch has been built or when the patch building process is ended.

    Time Limit

    This information is pulled from the Patch Criteria, Max Time Per File field. This field is populated after the Patch has been built or when the patch building process is ended.


    It is possible to set patch-building restrictions, such as percent size, bytes, and time elements by configuring the Patch Criteria options. You can control the creation of patches by setting criteria that will apply to all files whose check boxes are currently marked in the file list.
    Suppose that the number of files in the list is large and you do not want to evaluate each file manually to determine if you want to build a patch for it. Click Check All to select all the files in the list. Then, use the Patch Criteria options to limit the building of patches to those files likely to produce a benefit.
    The following table details the options of the Patch Criteria area. The default for these three options is an empty (unselected) check box.
    Patch Criteria information
    File OptionDescription

    Min Percent Saved

    Specify the minimum percent of the To component to save. Otherwise, the patch will not be built.

    Min Bytes Saved

    Specify the minimum number of bytes that the patch must save. Otherwise, the patch will not be built.

    Max Time per File

    Specify the maximum processing time for the patch. Use the drop-down list to indicate the maximum time allowable for patch building. The time can be set in minutes, or hours and minutes.


    After a component file has been selected, the buttons used for patch building are enabled.
    To apply a criterion, select the options provided. The adjacent data entry fields are enabled. Enter the criteria into the associated data fields. The criteria for the patch are applied in combination. In order for a patch to be built for a selected file, it must meet all the criteria that you apply.
    The following table explains the functions of the Patch Criteria buttons.
    Patch Criteria button functions
    ButtonAction

    Check All

    Selects all the files that are listed in the Component File Name column.

    Build

    Begins the patch build process.

    Auto Refresh

    Select Auto refresh to open the Auto Refresh Timer dialog box. Type a refresh interval between 1 and 99 minutes. You can cancel the auto refresh by typing 0.

    Uncheck All

    Clears selection of all files that are selected in the Component File Name column.

    Delete

    Deletes a selected component file.

    Refresh

    Refreshes build status.

    Previous

    Returns to the previous screen.

    Next

    Proceeds to the next screen.

    Exit

    Exits the Optimization Wizard.

  2. Select the check box next to the files to be patched.


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