rh._.exports({"0":[[" ","Filtering Build Jobs by User Name"]],"1":[[" ","Filtering \n Build Jobs by User Name"," ","You can limit the displayed build jobs \n to a specific user name by setting a user name filter."," ","To set a build job user name filter:"," ","Select \n\t the Build Monitoring tab."," ","In \n\t the navigation pane select Running Jobs. "," ","On \n\t the toolbar click Filter."," ","The Set Build Job Filter dialog box \n\t appears. "," ","Click \n\t Add."," ","The Add Build Job Filter Condition \n\t dialog box appears. "," ","Define \n\t the filter condition using the following guidelines:"," ","If you want to view your \n\t\t own build jobs, click the checkbox labeled Current User."," ","If you want to view build \n\t\t jobs by another user, enter the name of that user. "," ","NOTE  ","The \n\t filter defines an exact match. Entering a string such as \"Smith\" \n\t matches \"Smith\" only, not \"Smithson\" or \"Smithee\". \n\t To match multiple strings, use the asterisk (*) as a wildcard. In \n\t this example, you need to enter \"Smith*\"."," ","To exclude build jobs by \n\t\t yourself or by another user, select Exclusive from the Inclusion \n\t\t Type field."," ","To match (or exclude) multiple \n\t\t user names, enter multiple conditions. You can specify only one \n\t\t name per condition."," ","When \n\t you have finished defining the filter condition, click Apply Condition. \n\t The filter condition appears in the Filter Conditions list box."," ","Click \n\t OK to accept the Add Build Job Filter Condition dialog box. The Active \n\t Jobs heading changes to indicate that the view is filtered."]],"id":"307"})