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EARLY FIELD TRIAL
Working with Auto Filters
Using Filters in the Quick Select Window
You also use the Create/Edit Filter dialog box to work with Auto Filters.
After making checkbox selections in the Statistics panel, Sniffer
Adaptive Application Analyzer automatically reads your selections and
constructs a custom filter based on them and the Auto Filter option
appears in the Create/Edit Filter dropdown.
Click Edit to fine-tune the Auto Filter in the Create/Edit Filters
dialog box
Click Mine to apply the filter right away.
NOTE: Once you edit an Auto Filter, you can set it as a
temporary filter for one-time use, save it for future use, or
save it under a different name.
Working with the Filter List Pane (a)
The Filter List (a in Figure 6-3 on page 124) pane lists each of the
currently defined filters in the filter list. Select a filter entry and its
definition appears in the adjacent Filter Editor. The Filter List includes
each filter with the following information:
Filter Name – The name assigned to this filter.
Modified – Whether or not the selected filter has unsaved
changes. If you edit an existing filter, an asterisk will appear in the
Modified column until your changes are saved.
NOTE: If the Create/Edit Filters dialog was opened from Edit Auto
Filter, the Filter List (a) will only list the current filter. The Filter List
(a) will list all the saved filters if you select a saved filter and press
the Edit button.
Filter List Buttons
Use the following Filter List buttons (b) to manage the filter list:
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