You use this wizard to modify the default options of the
predefined validation types. If you are an expert, you can also create
your own validation type or add filters to the validation types.
- Name
- The name describes what the validation type is. In the predefined
validation types, it indicates the Pacbase generated code and
the local code.
- Migration choice
- With this option, the code to be kept is automatically defined.
Two options are available:
- Keep local generated code (default value)
- Override local code by imported code
The selected option will then automatically apply when you
select the Validate the migration quick fix
in the Problems view or the Validate choice
in the Migration Manager view.
- Migration warnings visible
- This check box indicates whether the warnings that correspond
to the validation type are to be displayed in the Problems view.
By default, they are not displayed.
The Filters group can be
handled by experts only. It enables experts to define validation types
more precisely by filtering the difference templates or the differences.
Four types of filters are available. Most of them include regular
expressions on difference templates or on differences.
- Scope
- The filter scope applies to two levels:
- The type of difference to which the filter applies:
- A difference template: the character strings that are deleted
or added in the local code,
- A difference: an entire code line with a difference.
- The presence of regular expressions in the difference template
or in the difference. The filter applies to the difference templates
or to the differences that contain the indicated regular expressions.
You can specify the filter content in the two tables that
are associated with the
Scope field.
- The first table is available if the filter applies to a difference
template. It indicates the strings that are deleted or added in the
template. You can add or delete strings with the corresponding buttons.
- The second table is available if the filter applies to difference
templates or differences that contain regular expressions. It indicates
the regular expressions in the Pacbase code and the code
as it is generated locally. You can add or delete regular expressions
with the corresponding buttons.