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Techlog Connector for Studio 2013 User Guide
Strong, local and name-matched well mappings
A strong well mapping is created whenever importing a Techlog well creates a new Petrel well that is to say
when the Techlog well is mapped to in the Well mapping tab at the time it is imported.
This includes explicit imports from the Techlog Connector for Studio Data transfer tool and imports
made via Find Load.
After the import, the Techlog well is strong mapped to the newly created Petrel well and this strong
mapping cannot be changed in the Well mapping tab (except by an administrator, refer to section
Administrator management of strong well mapping).
Note:
If the Techlog Connector for Studio user account does not have write access to the Techlog subfolder
of the Studio Data Environment configuration folder, the plug-in cannot create strongmappings.
In this case, import simply results in a name-match between the source Techlog well
and the new Petrel well. Refer to the section Deploying for Shared Studio Data Environments in
the Techlog Connector for Studio Installation Guide for more information.
Strong well mappings map Techlog well names to Petrel well identities.
In a strong mapping, the Techlog well name includes its Techlog project name, that is to say that a
Well1 in Project1 is a different well than Well1 in Project2
In contrast, Petrel well identities are independent of both well and project name
Example of strong mapping:
MyTechlogProject/A16 = {ACD8503F-339B-467D-9089-7440F95FC481}
Where:
A16 is the name of a well in the Techlog project named MyTechlogProject
{ACD8503F-339B-467D-9089-7440F95FC481} is the unique identity of a Petrel well
Note:
The Petrel identity is independent of the Petrel project and the well name – neither renaming a
Petrel well nor moving it to a different project changes its identity.
Strong well mappings are stored independently of any Petrel or Techlog project. They are stored in
the Studio Data Environment Configuration folder. (The location of this folder is normally
determined by an administrator and is not changed or even known by the Petrel end-user.) This
means that strong mappings take effect across all Petrel projects that are used with the Techlog
Connector for Studio.
In contrast, Local well mappings are stored within a particular Petrel project (they are local to the
project) and you can change them. This is nearly identical to the user changeable well mappings in
the earlier versions of the Techlog Connector for Studio except that now the Petrel well identity rather
than its name is used in local mappings (just as described above for strong mappings). This means
that renaming a Petrel well does not break a local mapping to it. Another difference for this version is
that a Petrel project can now save local mappings to multiple Techlog projects (refer to section
Saving local well mappings).
Note:
Strong mappings are not changeable and they take precedence over local mappings.
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