About the Logical to Physical Assistant

The Logical to Physical Assistant uses columns and widgets to display the relationship between your logical and physical objects. This display lets you quickly analyze and edit the links between the objects.

The following topics are discussed:

This page discusses:

Assistant User Interface Areas
Columns
Widgets

Assistant User Interface Areas

The different user interface areas of the Logical to Physical Assistant display all the types of objects that you analyzed and provide commands to edit them.

Hover over the different areas of the image below to display the name of each user interface area.


#	User Interface Assistant Areas
	Tab Displays tabs containing the different types of objects that you analyze. For more information, see Selecting the Objects to Analyze Using the Logical to Physical Assistant.
	Results Table Displays the results of the analysis in a table. For more information, see Columns.
	Widgets Contains two widgets that display different views of the results of the analyses. For more information, see Widgets.
	Toolbar Displays the commands that help you manage your physical and logical systems. For more information, see For equipment, see Commands for Equipment.

Columns

In the Logical to Physical Assistant panel, the results of the analysis appear in columns. For each type of objects that you analyze, dedicated columns appear to provide you with the relevant information about your logical and physical objects.

For more information about each column, see Equipment Columns.

You can filter, hide, show, and reorder columns to focus on what you want to see in the Logical to Physical Assistant panel:


Task	Action
Hide Columns	Right-click the header of a column and clear the check boxes of the columns that you want to hide.
Show Columns	Right-click the header of any columns and select the check boxes of the columns that you want to show.
Reorder Columns	Right-click the header of any columns and drag the name of the column to the place where you want the column to appear.
Filter Columns	Click in the header of the column that you want to filter and select your filters: Text Filters: displays the rows that comply with the text filters you select or enter. Color Filters: displays the rows that comply with the color filters. Two colors are available: Yellow: displays the rows in which either the logical or the physical data is missing, or in which the implement link is missing. Green: displays the rows in which both the logical and physical data are present. Icon Filters: displays the rows that comply with the icon filters you select. Note: In the header of the columns in which you activate a filter, turns .

Important: Clicking anywhere outside the dialog boxes saves your modification.

To reset the filters of a column, click Reset.

Widgets

The widgets display the information about your logical systems in a 2D view or in columns.

For more information, see Using the Assistant Widgets.