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**Create component**
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Add a component as described above.
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**Create CDI**
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Add an individual config data item \(CDI\) and value to the collection. See the instructions in the next stepThe CDI can have an explicit value, or it can be a variable, override, or overlay.
- Variable: The value for this CDI will set the value for an identically-named CDI in an included component.
- Override: The value for this CDI will override the value for an identically-named CDI in an included component.You can also override inherited nodes from the child collection.
- Overlay: A CDI that does not appear in any included component.
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**Include in collections**
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Include the selected component in specified collections.In the Include in collections dialog box, select the collections that should include the component and then select **Include**.
**Note:** Only collections that do not already include the component appear in the list.Inclusion of a node takes precedence over inheritance. If a node is both included and inherited, it is instead considered included.
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**Add file**
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Add a file as a file node.You can attach a MIME-type file with a maximum file size of 5 MB.
For more information on adding files, see [Manage files using file nodes](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/brazil/markdown/it-service-management/devops-family/cdm-manage-file-config-data-file-node.md).
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**Exclude from inheritance**
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Removes the inherited node and all child objects from the current collection.You can see excluded nodes in the changeset tree when you access the More actions menu \(\[Omitted image "icon-actions-menu.png"\] Alt text: More actions icon.\) and select **View excluded data**. Excluded nodes are appended with the label "Excluded".
Select **Include in inheritance** from the more actions icon \(\[Omitted image "icon-actions-menu.png"\] Alt text: More actions icon.\) to stop excluding the node and re-add it to the changeset.
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**Rename**
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Rename the selected component.
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**Delete**
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Delete the selected component.
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**View relationships**
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View direct relationships with the node. Direct relationships are formed between nodes by inheritance or by being included.
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