GUI: Project Search Results

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GUI Reference: Project Search Results

Displays the results of project searches.

Projects in the list of search results can involve any language or languages, provided the projects satisfy the search constraints.

For the results of searches in other domains, see Search Results.

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The Project Search Results page can be reached in any of the following ways.

From Advanced Search:	Issue a search in the Projects tab
From Home :	Issue a search using the simple search tool.
From Saved Searches:	Click on a line in the Projects tab.

From Advanced Search:

Issue a search in the Projects tab

From Home :

Issue a search using the simple search tool.

From Saved Searches:

Click on a line in the Projects tab.

Page Access

ANALYSIS_READ
PROJECT_READ

Page Contents/Functionality

ANALYSIS_DELETE
ANALYSIS_EXISTS
NAMEDSEARCH_WRITE
PROJECT_DELETE
PROJECT_EXISTS
PROJECT_WRITE
PTREE_ADD_CHILD
PTREE_EXISTS

The following annotated screenshot shows the various parts of a Project Search Results page.

Annotated Screenshot: Project Search Results Page

Standard Header

See GUI Reference: Standard Header.

Breadcrumbs

Home > Project Search Results
where Home links to the GUI Home page

Page Heading

Search Results : Projects

Save link

Expands to provide functionality for saving the current search. See Save a Search for full details.

Saved project searches are available (subject to NAMEDSEARCH_EXISTS permissions) in several GUI locations:

The Projects tab of the Advanced Search page provides a list of saved project searches: select a search from this list to execute it in its original scope (unless that scope no longer exists: see Searching: Saved Search Execution Scope: Projects ).
The Projects tab of the Saved Searches page provides information about the current set of saved project searches, and provides deletion functionality. Click a row in the table of searches to execute the corresponding search in its original scope (unless that scope no longer exists: see Searching: Saved Search Execution Scope: Projects ).
The Visible Projects selector provides a list of saved project searches: select a search from this list to impose the corresponding constraints on the page contents. The effect of the Visible Projects selection is independent of the original scope of the search.

'Other Domains' suggestions

Shortcut links to execute the same query in different domains.

One link is provided to for every domain to which the search query is applicable.
If the search is not applicable to any other domains, this section is not included.

Table of results

A table describing all projects that match the search conditions.

The table has the standard pagination controls.
Click on any line in the table to navigate to a page with more information about the project.
- With the default hub configuration, each line links to the Analysis page for the most recent analysis of the corresponding project.
- The hub can also be configured so that each line links instead to the Project page for the corresponding project.

The available table columns are as follows. Columns displayed by default are marked with an asterisk (*).

	Column Label	Column Data
Project Information	Project *	Name
	Project ID	Project ID
	Project Description	Project Description
	Parent Name	Parent Project Tree . PTree Name
	Parent ID	Parent Project Tree . PTree ID
	Path	Project Path
	Created	Created
	Custom Auto-Deletion Rules	Project-Wide Auto-Deletion?
Analysis Information for Last Analysis of Project	Last Analysis ID	Analysis ID
	Last Analysis	Analysis
	Last Analysis Description	Analysis Description
	Last Analysis Protected from Auto-deletion	Protected?
	Started *	Started
	Linking Started	Linking Started
	Finished	Finished
	Modified	Modified
	State *	State
	Username	Analysis Launch Daemon . System User
	Hub User	Analysis Launch Daemon . Hub User
	Machine	Analysis Launch Daemon . Machine
	Address	Analysis Launch Daemon . Address
	Install	Analysis Launch Daemon . Installation
	Warning Count	Warning Count
	File Count	File Count
	Dry Run	Dry Run?
	.prj_files Location	Analysis Directory . prj_files Location
	Every built-in and user-defined analysis-granularity metric class present in at least one analysis that has taken place on the hub (subject to ANALYSIS_READ permission), each labeled with the metric class description. Lines With Code (LCode) is displayed by default.
	Every user-assigned property that is associated with at least one analysis that has taken place on the hub (subject to ANALYSIS_READ permission), each labeled with the property key. If a property value contains a URL, the URL is displayed as a hyperlink.By default, no user-assigned properties are displayed.
Role-Permissions	* ("Permissions Link")	Click to navigate to the corresponding Project Role-Permissions page.

Note on warning counts and metric values: If the analysis is still in progress, values in warning count and metric columns reflect the current values. Metric values will be finalized once the analysis reaches the Topologically Sorting Procedures state, warning counts will be finalized once the analysis is Finished.

Remove Projects button

Click to remove one or more of the projects. This button is available above and below the Project search results table. See Task: Delete Multiple Projects or Project Trees (or both) for detailed instructions

Move Projects button

Click to move one or more of the projects to a different parent project tree. This button is available above and below the Project search results table. See Task: Move Multiple Projects or Project Trees (or both) for detailed instructions.

Standard Footer

See GUI Reference: Standard Footer.

See Searching: Saved Searches: Permissions for details of the permissions required to save a named search.

To save a search:

Click to open the Save form, as in the example below.

Annotated Screenshot Fragment: Save This Search link, with expansions

To save the search, enter a name in the text box and click Save.

If you want to replace an existing search with the same name, select overwrite.
To close the Save form without saving a search, click Cancel.

view more information about a project	Locate the desired project in the table and click anywhere in that line. With the default hub configuration, this will navigate to the Analysis page for the most recent analysis of the project. The hub can also be configured so that this navigates to the Project page for the project.

view more information about a project

Locate the desired project in the table and click anywhere in that line.

With the default hub configuration, this will navigate to the Analysis page for the most recent analysis of the project.
The hub can also be configured so that this navigates to the Project page for the project.

Find the most recent analysis of a named project: sample scripts for command line access to Project Search Results page functionality.

GUI Reference: Project Search Results

Navigating to

Page Properties

Contents and Usage

Saving a Search

Navigating from

Related Tasks