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What to do
- Pick an existing task and select the Edit tab, in the info panel.
- Make some change to the script. i.e. add something like sleep 1
- Select 'Submit as alias', then submit the job.
You should notice that a new node(alias) is added as a child of the task. - Select the same task, and repeat the process. This shows a task can have many aliases. Also it should be noticed that your edit has been preserved.
- Select one of your aliases and force it to be aborted. Right Mouse Button->Force→Aborted. Notice that alias node state is NOT propagated, to the parent task.
Finally select alias in the tree view, and with Right Mouse Button, select 'Remove'. The alias node is removed from the tree.
Note If the 'Remove' menu is *not* available, please select Tools→Preferences. Then in the dialog select Menus. Finally change menu mode to Administrator.
Now retry step 6.
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