User Guide

Deleting tasks
To delete a task in a project:
1. Select Calendar.
2. Select the appropriate date in the calendar.
3. Click on the appropriate project to in the project list.
4. Select Project Properties.
5. Select the Task tab.
6. Enable the corresponding checkbox and click Delete. A confirmation message displays asking if you are
sure you want to delete these tasks. This operation cannot be undone.
7. Click OK.
Reservations
Reservations allow you to reserve space in a rack, in current state, creating a visual representation for anyone
else that may try to use the same space. The primary user of this feature is a planner, but depending on the policy
that determines hard and soft conflicts, a manager may override reservations in current state.
You can toggle the visibility of reservation colorization by checking reservations in the workspace menu.
Reservation properties
Each reservation block in this pane represents future additions, moves or removers for one or many assets. When
you select an asset that contains reservations, a reservation tab appears in the properties pane showing all
reservations for the selected asset.
The contents of the reservation properties are organized by assets involved with the reserved space. Each action
is shown, along with the reservation information.
You can also select a single reservation block to see the assets involved with a single space. In this case, the
Reservation tab is the only one available in the properties pane.
The following information is included in the asset reservation properties:
• Asset name.
• Project name of asset added - This is a link to the project.
• Date added.
• Number of rack units occupied.
• Project name of asset removed - This is a link to the project.
• Date removed.
Zero U and shelf space reservations
Zero U space always exists and does not constrain you with specific allocation of space. For that reason zero U
space is not considered a part of reservation visualization.
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