The Mobile Devices Administration Center interface

The Mobile Devices Administration Center is very similar to the DB2 Á¦¾î ¼¾ÅÍ. This section explains aspects of the interface that you will encounter in the main window and within object notebooks.

Controls in the main window

The main window contains an object tree and a contents pane to help you manage objects.

Object tree


Use the object tree to display and work with synchronization objects.

Contents pane


Use the contents pane to display and work with individual synchronization objects. The contents pane displays the objects within the object folder that you select in the object tree.

Mobile Devices Administration Center toolbar
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The toolbar is not available in the Mobile Devices Administration Center if you are using DB2 Universal Database Version 8. Use the DB2 Universal Database Control Center to utilize the functions provided in the toolbar.


This toolbar is similar to the toolbar found in the DB2 Á¦¾î ¼¾ÅÍ. By clicking icons in this toolbar, you can work within different areas of the Á¦¾î ¼¾ÅÍ (such as the Command Center or Script Center), schedule and run jobs, change tools settings, and access help.

For more information about the Á¦¾î ¼¾ÅÍ toolbar, see the Á¦¾î ¼¾ÅÍ help.

On AIX, to view the help file for the DB2 Control Center, open ~/sqllib/doc/html/db2help/index.htm in an HTML browser. To view the help file for the °ü¸®ÀÚ, open ~/sqllib/doc/html/db2help/dsysync/dsyhmsttfrm.htm in an HTML browser.

Contents pane toolbar


Use the toolbar below the contents pane to tailor the view of synchronization objects and information in the contents pane to suit your needs.

Entry fields

Required fields in notebooks and windows are surrounded with a red box. Optional fields are surrounded with a blue box. Additionally, the system warns you with pop-up messages when you are entering invalid information.

Accessing custom controls with the keyboard

You can use the keyboard to access controls found on the graphical user interface. The following control may be unique to DB2.

To access this push button using the keyboard, use the Tab key until the push button is selected then press Enter.

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