Essentials for Office 365 2.12 - User Guide

Connecting to SharePoint Site or Site Collections Copyright Tool Overview
General Tool Configuration Profile Manager Proxy Mode Azure Turbo and CSOM Creating User Mapping Creating User and Template Reports Support and Troubleshooting Activation Modes of Migration
Home Tab Migration Analysis Tab Migrator Tab
Interface Connect to Resources Copy Sites Live Compare Hyper Mode Classic Mode Copy Alerts Orphaned Users Copy In-Place Tagging of SharePoint Items Incremental/Delta Copy Forms Migration Workflow Migration Save Site to XML
File Manager Tab Drives Tab
Interface Overview Migration Job Structure Connecting to Resources Copy Google Drive Copy File Share Copy My Sites to OneDrive for Business Copy Tenant Copy Box Copy Dropbox Nintex Deployment
Post Migration Compare Security Manager Tab Term Store Manager Tab Administrator Tab Backup Tab
Interface Overview Backup Job Structure Advanced Search Retention Policies Storage for Backup Import/Export Backup Archives Connecting to SharePoint and OneDrive for Business Connecting to Cloud Storage Hyper vs Classic Backup Setup Hyper SharePoint Online Backup Hyper OneDrive Backup Hyper Office 365 Groups Backup Smart Backup Classic SharePoint Online Backup Classic OneDrive Backup Classic Office365 Groups Backup Classic Mailbox Backup Change Properties for Backup Admin Management Scheduling Backup Jobs Backup Project Conversion
Help Tab View Tab Architect Tab Public Folders for SharePoint Tab Scripts Troubleshooting Appendix About

Activities_View - Metalogix Desktop User Manual

The Activities View window is displayed within the Contents area and is broken up into two sections. The top part displays all activities and groups, while the bottom part (which can be minimized) displays properties and history for a selected activity or group.activites_view

An Activity is the main building block of the product and consists of information about the type of activity (i.e. copy site, copy list, copy content type, etc.), source object(s), target destination and any additional properties for that activity. The collected information regarding an activity is displayed in the Property window. Much of this information can be modified at any time. For example, the target may be modified to allow an activity to be run multiple times for different destinations.

An activity can be created in several different ways including copy/paste of objects, Live Compare and even manually. Once created activities can be manipulated inside the Activity View window. A user may drag and drop, cut and paste, group, ungroup and sequence activities in a specific order to be run.

·In order to select (or unselect) multiple activities/groups located directly below each other, click on the first item and then holding the SHIFT key, click on the last item. All the files located between the two items will be highlighted.

·In order to select (or unselect) multiple items which are not located next to each other, hold down the CTRL key and select individual files.

A set of functions is available by right-clicking 1 or more selected activities and/or groups. The list of enabled functions will depend on what is selected or not selected in the window.

This same set of functions is also available from the ribbon at the top of the screen and will be discussed in the Common Functions section.
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Change Manager collects run time information about any activity that have been run, including when an activity has completed, the results and optionally a pre and post execution report as evidence. This information is shown in the History tab in the bottom part of the window. A user has the ability to drill down into a specific event to get status information, open a difference report or an even log.

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