Lenovo ThinkSystem SSD Portfolio

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15 Oct 2024

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How to search

The web page initially displays all SSDs that are currently available from Lenovo. Scroll horizontally to view all the drives. You can also use the search or filter functions to further narrow the results. To display withdrawn drives as well, click the Reset button or remove the default filter.

To search: Enter a search term and click Search, or click Add Filter to perform more advanced searching. For information on how to view, rearrange and export the data, click the Help link.

For more information about each drive, click the Product Guide link at the bottom of each column.

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Additional information

For a summary of all storage options for Lenovo ThinkSystem servers, see this reference:
https://lenovopress.com/lp0761-storage-options-for-thinksystem-servers

Searching

You can use the search field either as the primary search mechanism or use it in conjunction with the advanced filters to further filter down results. The search field searches all text for matches.

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Search	Purpose
Intel 480gb	Returns all entries that have both words, "intel" and "480gb"
nvme available	Returns all entries that have both words, "nvme" and "available". Some comparisons include product announcement and product withdrawal data along with an availability statement. Such comparisons will allow you to therefore search on keywords "available" or "withdrawn".
samsung or micron	Returns all entries that have either "samsung" or "micron" in them
4XB7A08502	Returns the entry with this part number
4XB7A0850*	Returns all entries with a part number that starts with 4XB7A08502 (* is the wildcard character)
hgst "2.5-inch"	Use double quotes to search for a phrase. Needed with the text includes a period or hypen

Filtering

Filtering allows you to perform an advanced search based on specific fields (rows) of the data. All filters are logically ANDed together. Simply click the Add Filter button and select the Attribute and possible values you want.

For text fields, either type in a text string or select one from the pulldown (you cannot select multiple)
For numeric fields, select the operator (equals, less than, greater than, or between), then type in or select a value (or 2 values for the between operator)
For date fields, select the operator (equals, less than, greater than, or between), then type in or select a value (or 2 values for the between operator). You can pick the dates from a calendar picker or type in the dates. The date format required is US format - mm/dd/yyyy.

To use the filter functions, do the following:

Click the Add Filter button
Select the attribute you want to filter on.
If the data you want to filter on is text, you are prompted to either enter a value or you can select from the list
If the data you want to filter on is numeric, you are prompted to specify an operator (default is =) and enter any number or select from existing values
If the data you want to filter on is a date, you are prompted to specify an operator (default is =) and enter or select a date:
You can add additional filters by clicking the Add Filter button. All filters are logically ANDed together.
You can delete a filter by clicking the red X button to the right of that filter.
Once you are ready to filter, click the Search button.

Alternatively, you can use the filter functions directly in the column headings:

Tip: The Filter menu appears at the attribute heading. By default, this is the row headings, however if you transpose the data (click the Transpose button), then the Filter menu appears in the column heading instead.

Click the ˅ symbol in the row or column you want to filter on
Click Filter and then select the value(s) you want shown
Click the Filter button.

Transpose

By default, the attributes of the data are shown on the left side (row headings). If you prefer, you can transpose the data so that the attributes are along the top of the table (column headings). To do this, simply click the Transpose button.

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Column actions

Here are column actions you can perform.

Resizing columns

You can resize a column by simply dragging the border between two columns, just as you would in Excel.

You can also double-click, which will resize the column to the width needed to display all cells in that column in one line, just like Excel.

Rearranging columns

You can move a column left or right by simply clicking & dragging the column heading cell.

When you click and drag the column heading, the symbol appears. This indicates that where you have the cell is not (yet) a drop target:

Once you drag the cell left or right near to where you want to move the column to, the drop target appears (see the yellow highlight in the image below) and the symbol changes to a symbol, indicating that it is a valid drop target. Release the mouse and the column moves to the new position.

Hiding columns

You can hide one or more columns by clicking the ˅ symbol in the column heading then clicking Columns. You can then deselect any columns you wish to hide (or select them to show them again)

Hiding (filtering) rows or columns

You can filter out data based on specific values of attributes by clicking the ˅ symbol in the row or column heading and clicking Filter. You can then click the values you wish to show.

Sorting data

To sort the displayed data alphabetically based on one specific column, there are two ways:

Click the column heading once to sort ascending or a second time to reverse the sort
Click the ˅ symbol in that column heading and click Sort Ascending or Sort Descending

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