The Environment Requests page allows users to view, search and filter their TECRs, TEBRs, and My Environment Booking requests.

Open a Request by clicking the blue links on the left. You can then view, edit or delete the Request.

Page Tabs

The Environment Requests page contains the following tabs. Click each tab to view the relevant requests:

• TECR tab (orange): Click to view TECRs.
• TEBR tab (green): Click to view TEBRs with and without Releases.
• My Environment Bookings (Yellow):
  • Click to view TEBRs associated with Releases.
  • Click Show by My Environment Booking toggle switch to show only the bookings for Environments where you are a System Approver.

Hover your mouse cursor over a User Group in the Assigned To column under the TECR and TEBR tabs to show the group members.

For the:

• Environment Name and Environment Group columns under the TEBR and TECR tabs, and the
• Environment Name column under the My Environment Booking tab.

Administrators can prevent users from viewing and booking Environments and Environment Groups outside their Portfolio Association by selecting the My Portfolio Association checkbox for the Restrict Site-Wide View of Environments user permission.

Live Search

Live Search searches for the TECR, TEBR, or My Environment Booking Title.

To use Live Search:

1. Go to Environment > Requests.
2. Click the TECR, TEBR, or My Environment Booking tab.
3. Type your search query into the Live Search field. Your search results will appear as you type.
   
   Press Enter to immediately perform the search.

Filter Environment Requests with the Grid Column Selector

The grid column selector is the set of search fields and menus at the top of the data columns, under the column headers.

To filter TECRs or TEBRs on the Environment Requests page:

1. Go to Environment > Requests.
2. Click the TECR or TEBR tab.
3. If the grid column filter is a:
   1. Search field: Type a search term.
   2. Drop down menu: Click to select a list item.
   3. Combo box: Click to select one or more checkboxes.
   4. Date field: Click the date field, select a date and click Done.
      
      Now, the grid column filters for the Type, Assigned To, Status or Environment Group columns are combo boxes. Users can click multiple checkboxes and select multiple items at once.
4. Press the Enter key to run the filter.

To clear a filter, click the gray cross or select Action > Clear Grid Column Filtering to clear all the filters.

Filter Environment Requests with Custom Fields

Users can also filter using their TECR and TEBR custom fields. To add custom field columns to the Environment Requests page:

1. Go to Environment > Requests.
2. Select Grid Column Selector from the Action drop-down menu.
3. Drag and drop custom fields into Selected Columns.
   
   Fields in Grid Column Selector containing a padlock  have been locked by administrators using the TECR or TEBR Custom Fields. Fields can also be made uneditable or hidden entirely by administrators using these customizations.
4. Click Save & Close.
   The selected custom fields will appear as new columns to the right of the Status Column.

What the Availability Options under My Environment Booking Tab Mean

There are four options in the Availability column in the My Environment Booking tab

These options mean the Environment:

• None: Has the This is a Shared Environment checkbox selected. The Environment can be booked multiple times simultaneously.
• Available: Is booked.
• Conflicting: Has been booked more than once by TEBR or Release for overlapping time periods.
• In Use: There are two ways an Environment can be “In Use”.
  • The Environment has the Any booking will be automatically approved checkbox selected.
  • The booking has been manually approved.

Use Query Builder

Query Builder allows users to create and save their own private searches and use public searches. (Users must have the Create/Delete Environment Public Query Builder user permission to create, edit or delete public queries.)

Click the right side Query Builder button to open the quick access menu, which lists private and public queries.

To use Query Builder, click the funnel-shaped button  on the Environment Requests page. See Manage Query Builder for more information.