Viewing modules

Provides information about the modules in the environment, such as who last activated or deactivated them. This page indicates if a module exists in the library (but is not currently used), is activated, or is deactivated.

The page provides the following additional options:

• Filter the modules displayed on the page using the Select One menu on the top right. You can display the following module categories:
  • ACTIVATED
  • DEACTIVATED
  • INLIBRARY (All modules in your library)
• Expand the arrow to the left of a module to display historical details.
• Export the data to an Excel spreadsheet (see Exporting dashboard data).

When a newer module version is being activated, the user may manually deactivate the earlier version or let the system automatically deactivate it when the newer version is activated. If the earlier version is automatically deactivated, it still appears as activated in the dashboard (its status and timestamp are not updated). Refer to the latest timestamp information to determine which module version is currently activated. You can also expand the module version to review its history.

The following table includes examples of how module versions may appear in the dashboard.

Module version scenario	Dashboard status	Expanded historical information	Notes
Version 1 was activated at 2:09 PM.	Activated	No historical information.	This is the only version of the module and it is currently activated.
Version 1 was activated at 2:09 PM. At 2:10 PM Version 2 was activated and Version 1 was automatically deactivated.	Version 1 = Activated, Timestamp = 2:09 PM Version 2 = Activated, Timestamp = 2:10 PM	Version 1 = Activated, Timestamp = 2:09	Version 2 has the most recent timestamp and is the activated version.
Version 1 was activated at 2:09 PM. At 3:00 PM a user manually deactivated version 1. At 3:05 PM Version 2 was activated.	Version 2 = Activated, Timestamp = 3:05 PM	Version 1 = Deactivated, Timestamp = 3:00 PM Version 1 = Activated, Timestamp = 2:09 PM	Version 2 has the most recent timestamp and is the activated version. When a version is manually deactivated, the event appears in the history.

If a module is activated or deactivated on the primary configuration distribution peer (CDP) and then the user logs into the dashboard on the high-availability configuration distribution peer (HA-CDP), there is no historical information for the module. If the module is activated or deactivated on the HA-CDP and then the user logs into the dashboard on the CDP, there is no historical information for the module.