Datasource Actions overview
Click the ... on a row in the Datasource listing page to open the Actions menu, which collects the ways to modify the selected Datasource.

Assign Tags
Assign Tags assigns existing tags to a Datasource.

Move to Folder
Move to Folder moves the Datasource to a new or existing folder.

Share
Share (Add Shares to Teams/Users) opens the Manage Teams/Users dialog, where you select the Teams and Users to grant access to the Datasource and choose their access level. See Datasource access for what each level grants.

Edit Name/Description
Edit Name/Description changes the Datasource's name or description.
Edit Connection
Edit Connection opens the Datasource's connection page to make changes. See the Overview articles for each kind of connection.
Rebuild Subroutines
Rebuild Subroutines rebuilds all of the Datasource's connected subroutines, using the saved connection. It appears only on UniVerse and UniData Datasources, for Users who can edit and test the connection. A message confirms when the subroutines have been rebuilt, or reports that they could not be rebuilt.
Reset Connections
Reset Connections discards the Datasource's pooled connections, so the next Query opens fresh ones with the current connection settings (for example after changing NLS Detection; see Creating a Multi-value Datasource). It appears only on UniVerse and UniData Datasources, for Users who can edit the connection. A message confirms when the connections have been reset, or reports that they could not be reset.
Scan Datasource
Scan Datasource updates the Datasource's Mappings. See Scanning a Datasource.
Test Connection
Test Connection checks whether Informer can connect to the Datasource. A green message appears in the bottom left on success, or a red message with the error on failure. For a saved Datasource the test uses its stored connection; from the connection form it tests the values as entered, so a connection can be checked before it is saved.
Change Owner
Change Owner opens a dialog to transfer ownership of the Datasource to another Team or User. See Datasource access.

Delete
Delete opens a dialog that requires typing DELETE to permanently remove the Datasource. Deleting a Datasource also deletes all related content: Mappings, Fields, Links, Queries, Datasets, and Reports. Any Dataset Fields secured by a Datasource Field have that security cleared. This cannot be undone.
If a Datasource's driver is missing or unavailable, the Datasource can still be deleted by a user with the right permissions.
