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Pausing tasks You can pause the currently executing tasks so that Task Manager allows the currently executing task to complete, but does not execute the remaining tasks until you unpause it. This allows you to start a series of tasks and perform an action which must be done before a later task is reached, but which you forgot about, and without stopping and restarting the remaining tasks. For example, if you want to start the server and deploy the dependents, but some of the components already exist in the repository and you do not realize that until you have already executed the tasks, you could pause the tasks before the deployment stage begins. Then you can use repos_copy to delete the repository so that when the deployment begins it does not fail. Do one of the following to pause the currently executing tasks: v Click the down arrow in the right-hand corner of the title bar of the Task Manager view and choose Pause Tasks from the menu. v Click the Pause tasks button in the title bar of the Task Manager view. Do one of the following to cause the tasks to resume executing: v Click the down arrow in the right-hand corner of the title bar of the Task Manager view and choose Pause Tasks from the menu. v Click the Pause tasks button in the title bar of the Task Manager view. Configuring your preferred task selections You can save selections as a preference so that you can conveniently apply the selection scheme you use most commonly. Do the following to configure your preferred task selections: 1. Select Window > Preferences from the menu bar of the workbench. 2. Expand the Integrated Test Environment node. 3. Select Task Manager. 4. Expand task groups and enable the checkboxes for the individual tasks and task groups that you want selected when you apply your preferences. 5. Click OK. Figure 66 on page 227 shows the Task Manager preference selection interface. 226 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide