Navigation Pane Sample Clauses

Navigation Pane. The Navigation pane allows you to open local workspace files, recently opened workspace files, or workspace files in Navicat Cloud / On-Prem Server. If the Navigation pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Navigation Pane from the menu bar.
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Navigation Pane. The Navigation pane allows you to create new models, open local model files, recently opened model files, or model files in Navicat Cloud / On-Prem Server. If the Navigation pane is hidden, choose View -> Show Navigation Pane from the menu bar.
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Navigation Pane. The Navigation Pane is the basic way to navigate with connections, databases and database objects. If the Navigation Pane is hidden, choose View -> Navigation Pane -> Show Navigation Pane from the menu bar. The Tab Bar allows you to switch among the tabbed windows on the Object Pane. You can choose to always display pop-ups on a new tab, or to always display them in a new window. If you have multiple tabs open, you can use CTRL+TAB to easily switch to other tabs. See also Options.
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Navigation Pane. The Navigation pane allows you to access projects, connections, queries, models, snippets and workspaces. Click the icon to show or hide the pane. The bell icon tells you when there are project invitations, usage warnings, updates, etc. Click the bell icon to view the notification. The User Menu allows you to open your account settings page, choose to adopt a light or dark appearance, change the UI language, and log out the current session. The Details pane shows the detailed information of the selected item. Click the icon to show or hide the pane.
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Navigation Pane. Server Inventory Displays the server information and inventory. Contains links to the following pages: • Server Information • Inventory For more information about Server Inventory, go to Chapter 4, “Viewing Server Inventory.” Server Health Displays the health of the subsystems on your server such as CPUs, memory, power supplies, fans, storage, PCI devices, BIOS, and CIMC. For more information about Server Health, go to Chapter 5, “Viewing Server Health.” Server Configuration Sets the BIOS boot order and configures a RAID volume on attached hard drives of your server. Contains links to the following pages: • Boot Order Configuration • RAID Configuration For more information about Server Configuration, go to Chapter 8, “Configuring Boot Order and RAID Levels.” OS Install Installs the RHEL, SLES, and Windows operating systems in a fully unattended mode. The most recent drivers for all onboard components are added from the Tools and Drivers CD or from other supported locations during the operating system installation. For more information about OS Install, go to Chapter 6, “Installing Operating Systems.” Diagnostic Tools Allows you to run various types of diagnostic tests to detect server failure. For more information about Diagnostic Tools, go to Chapter 7, “Diagnostic Tools.” Logs Displays the System Log and System Event Log of your server. Contains links to the following pages: • System Logs • System Event Log For more information about Logs, go to Chapter 9, “Viewing Logs.” This table lists and describes all the UCS-SCU icons that you can use to perform specific tasks.
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