Maintaining Libraries
Use
You use this transaction to generate and maintain libraries.
Procedure
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Call the transaction for maintaining libraries (transaction SLIBN).
The Maintain Reuse Library initial screen appears. Here you have various options.
Application Toolbar Commands
Deleting Libraries
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To delete libraries, choose
. For more information, see Deleting Libraries).
Checking Libraries
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In the text field Reuse Library enter the name of the library (using the input help if necessary. For more information, see Deleting Libraries).
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Choose
.The Check Libraries dialog box appears.
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Determine the scope of the checks to be made and choose
.If errors are found a list of messages is produced, otherwise you receive a message that no errors have been found.
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To go to the library or product where an error occurred, double-click one of the messages.
Displaying a where-used list for a library
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In the text field Reuse Library enter the name of the library (using the possible entries help if necessary).
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Choose
.If the library has been used a list of messages is displayed, otherwise you receive a message that no uses have been found.
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To go to the library which uses the library you have chosen, double-click a line.
Refresh buffer
When the system displays the Reuse library, it does not access the database directly. Instead it uses a buffer. This is refreshed automatically.
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To refresh the buffer manually, choose
Buffer.
Transporting Libraries
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To transport libraries, choose
. For more information, see Transporting Libraries).
Creating a list of libraries
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Choose

The List of Libraries screen appears.
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Fill the selection fields you need to search for the required library.
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To start the search, choose
.A List of Libraries screen listing those libraries that match the criteria appears.
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To open a library, double click the required library in the list.
Displaying a Preview in the Browser
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To display a preview of a library in the Browser, choose
.
Other Commands
The following commands are displayed in the main section of the screen:
To create a search index for full-text searches, choose .
For more information about the functions listed above, follow the links.




