Some of the content described in this article is available in meshIQ Manage versions 12.1 and later.
For a quick overview of what's new or changed, visit the meshIQ Highlights page for a version-by-version breakdown.  

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Version 12.x and Later

When Show Object Attributes is selected from an object's Selected menu, the Attributes tab opens in the Console panel.
This tab displays the attributes of the selected object. Scroll down to view additional attributes.

For information about viewing, updating, and comparing the attributes of multiple objects, see Viewing Properties of Multiple Objects within a Widget and Viewing and updating object definitions.

Exporting Attributes

To export the attributes of the selected object, click the Save Table As CSV button. A file called exported_compare_attributes.csv is generated and downloaded through your browser. The file can be saved or opened.

Searching for Attributes

You can also search the list for specific attributes or values. Enter part or all of the attribute name or value in the Search box. The first record that matches the value you entered is highlighted. You can then browse through matches using the right and left arrows.

The example below shows the queue attributes.

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Version 11.3 and Earlier

When Show Object Attributes is selected from an object's action menu (Selected menu in 11.2), the Attributes viewlet opens.  This viewlet displays the attributes of the selected object.  Scroll down to see additional attributes.

For information about viewing, updating, and comparing the attributes of multiple objects, see Viewing Properties of Multiple Objects within a Widget and Viewing and updating object definitions.

Exporting Attributes

To export the attributes of the selected object, click the Save Table as CSV button. A file called exported_compare_attributes.csv is generated and downloaded through your browser. The file can be saved or opened.

Searching for Attributes

You can also search the list to find specific attributes or values. Enter part or all of the attribute name or value in the box provided. The first record that matches the value you entered is highlighted. You can then browse through matches using the right and left arrows.

The example below shows the attributes for a queue manager.