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Change timeframe in PS Explorer?

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Anonymous
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Change timeframe in PS Explorer?

Any idea on how to adjust the timeframe in the itemlist in Productstream Explorer?

I can choose "Last 7 days", "Last 2 Weeks", "Last Month", Last 2 months", "Last 3 months" and "Older".
But I'm missing the possibility to see all items in this flat list, regardless of date.

- Is it possible somehow to edit the timeframe filters?
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Madhan_T
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi,

Currently, it is a limitation that you can see 500 items by default using "Date" criteria in Advanced Search. However, this can be increased to 1000 by changing Page Size in ADMS Administration dialog. In case, if you want to see more than 1000 then I would suggest using Productstream client.

Hope that helps for now. Please let me know if you have further questions.

Regards,
Madhan



Madhanagopal Thiruvenkatachalam
Principal Engineer
Engineering Escalation Team
Autodesk, Inc.

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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

I think you misunderstand me. I'm not talking about advanced search. I'm talking avout the Item list in Productstream Explorer (the webclient).

I currently have a total of 306 items in Item master whel viewing them with the full PS Client.
But in PS Explorer (when configuring to view all items), and choosing timeframe "older", type "all" and lifecycle "All", I only see 68 Items. This is because timeframe "Older" hides all items older than 3 months.

What I am missing is being able to choose something like timeframe "All" in the item list in PS Explorer. Is it possible to tweak this somehow?
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Madhan_T
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi,

Well. I was trying to say that we do not have "All" option in the list (from webclient). So, we need to use "Advanced Search" in order to see all the items. Please refer the attached image for reference.

Regards,
Madhan



Madhanagopal Thiruvenkatachalam
Principal Engineer
Engineering Escalation Team
Autodesk, Inc.

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