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Overview

The Connections list displays all connections created. The search options allow you to quickly find a connection in the list in the event there are several connections in your application. In addition, you can save searches so you can quickly execute the same search again later.

You can use the search andfilteroptions together to search for connections.

Searching for Connections

  1. Type your search criteria in the Search connections field.

  2. Press ENTER.

  3. The Connections list will display only the connections that meet your search criteria.

  4. Select Clear filters to clear the search. This displays all the connections again and allows you to begin a new search.

The ID column displays the unique ID assigned to the connection when it is created in the application. Click the ID column header to select to sort the list by ID in ascending or descending order.

Saving a Search

You can save a search so you can quickly execute the search later.

  1. Type your search criteria in the Search connections field.

  2. Press ENTER to execute the search.

  3. Select Save search.

  4. Give the search a name.

  5. Select Done.

Using a Saved Search

  1. Select Filter by.

  2. Under Saved searches, select the search you want to execute.

Managing Saved Searches

  1. Select Filter by.

  2. Select Manage. This displays the Manage custom searches modal.

  3. Select Edit next to the search you want to edit.

  4. Edit the search name and select Done under the search name field.

  5. Select Done on the Manage custom searches modal.

Deleting Saved Searches

  1. Select Filter by.

  2. Select Manage. This displays the Manage custom searches modal.

  3. Select Edit next to the search you want to edit.

  4. Select Delete Search.

  5. Select Done on the Manage custom searches modal.

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