Custom Detection Rules Tab
The Custom Detection Rules tab on the Data Library page lists the custom detection rules currently available for use in codebase scans in your Code Insight system. You can define custom rules as needed to supplement the internal detection rules used by Automated Analysis to automatically create inventory during a scan. These custom rules are saved to the Code Insight Data Library for global use across projects.
From this page, you can also select to edit a rule or remove a rule from your Code Insight system.
For more information about custom detection rules, see Managing Custom Detection Rules.
The following describes the columns and actions you can perform from the Custom Detection Rules tab.
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Enter Component Name search string |
To locate specific custom detection rules, enter a component-name string by which to filter the list of detection rules. The search results show only those rules whose component name contains the search string you provided. (This filter applies to only those custom rules visible in the UI; no call is made to the Data Library.) |
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Create Custom Rule |
Click to open the Custom Detection Rule dialog to create a new custom detection rule. See Create Custom Detection Rule Dialog for details. |
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Custom rule entry |
The following columns provide details about each custom detection rule and give you access to actions you can take on the rule. |
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Component |
The name of the component on which the custom detection rule is based. |
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Version |
The component version. |
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License |
The license found in the Code Insight Data Library and associated with the component. |
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URL |
The forge URL for the component. |
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Actions for custom rule entry |
Actions you can perform on the currently selected rule:
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to edit the custom detection rule. The 
to delete the custom detection rule from your Code Insight system. The rule will no longer be applied during project scans.See Also
Managing Custom Detection Rules