If Model Manager detects that a commit has been saved on a searched branch, an information message () is displayed at the bottom of the Model Manager window. This includes both commits made by you from within the COMSOL Desktop, as well as commits made by your coworkers if connected to a server database. Either click the information message text itself or the Refresh button () to see any updated results.
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Click the Refresh button () to refresh the search result while keeping the search expression and applied filters unchanged.
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Click the Search History menu button () to select a previous search that you want to redo.
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Click the Reset button () to clear the current search expression and applied filters.
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Click the Add Filter button () to apply a filter.
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Click the Table button () to view the search result in a table. The button is disabled when All Versions in Database () is selected.
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Click the Tree button () to view the search result in a tree. The button is disabled when All Versions in Database () is selected.
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The type column — the type of the model or file represented by an icon. See Item Version Types and Item Save Types.
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The Tags column — the tags set for the model or file with respect to the searched location.
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The type column — the type of the model or file represented by an icon. See Item Version Types and Item Save Types.
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The Repository column — the repository the version was saved in.
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The Comments column — the optional comment provided when the version was saved.
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Using the Table View is recommended when you expect to find a small number of models and data files for your search expression and applied filters.
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There is a subtle difference between the tag tree shown in the tree view of the Model Manager window when searching in Snapshots and the corresponding tag tree shown in The Databases Tree. For the former tree, you only see the tags assigned to models and files that are included in the search result. This means that more and more tags may show up when you repeatedly click the Show More button () in the toolbar. Tags that are not assigned to any models or files will never show up. For the latter tree, you always see all tags at a fixed level when you expand a tree node.
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