The
TeamView
The TeamView is intended to be your to do list. It is the first window you see after logging in to
Team-Web.
The TeamView tabs are listed to the left of the
TeamView. The current tab that you are working on is noted by the
small arrow next to the tab label. By default, there are five tabs
in the TeamView that classify all of the Work Requests by:
- My Work - the list of work you have to complete,
- Partner - the list of work you have to help complete,
- Closer - the list of work you have to validate as
completed,
- All Open - the list of work your team has to complete,
and
- All - the list of all work in the Team database.
The tabs you see in your TeamView are actually
being loaded from your standard Team 98 or Team-SQL tab settings.
You may see the default tabs mentioned above, or you may see
others.
When looking at the TeamView, you may notice
many symbols:
- a clock represents an overdue Work Request,
- a flag represents a flagged Work Request that you have
to look at, and
- an exclamation
mark represents a
discussed Work Request that the team has to look at.
In this topic, you will learn about:
The
TeamView Toolbar
The TeamView contains the following buttons. If
you do not have one or more of these buttons displayed in your
toolbar, it is because you do not have permission to use that
feature.
- New - create a new request.
- Find - quick find using all fields except notes.
- Sort - control the row order of the data that is
displayed.
- Filter - select data that contains a specific field
value or type
- Columns - control which fields will be displayed as
columns and in which order the columns will be displayed
for all TeamView tabs.
- Tabs - create/modify/delete a TeamView tab.
- Refresh - update the TeamView display with the current
data.
- Logout - exit Team-Web and return to the login screen.
- Options - select personal user options for modes of
operation.
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The TeamView Status Bar
The TeamView has a status bar that includes the
following information (from left to right):
- the date
and time the data was last
updated.
- the record
set used in the current
tab and the number of requests in that record set.
- the sort
order if any sorts are in
the current tab.
- the number
of filters applied in your
current tab.
- the number
of requests in your current tab.
- the number
of requests displayed on the current page.
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TeamView
Tips
The following are tips to remember when working
in the TeamView:
- click on any column heading to add a quick sort.
- click on any Work Request ID to open that request.
- navigation in the
TeamView is done using the
page numbers located underneath the status bar.
- refresh the data in the TeamView using the TeamView Refresh button. Do not use Refresh or Reload from your
browser.
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