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Chapter 2: The dTIMS CT Database Cut: Select this to delete the current child object and copy its data to the clipboard. Copy: Select this to copy the data of the current child object to the clipboard. When copying an attribute dTIMS CT does not copy onto the clipboard the data values associated with the attribute that is being copied. Thus, the Data Sheet View will not contain data values for this attribute. Paste: This selection is only enabled, if the clipboard contains this kind of child object's data. If it is enabled, and you select it, dTIMS CT will paste a copy of the data in the clipboard as a new object into the library. When pasting an attribute from the clipboard, dTIMS CT does not paste data values associated with the original attribute that has been copied. Thus, the Data Sheet View will not contain data values for this attribute. New Item: Will add a new child object to the Workspace Window Delete: Select this to delete the current child object. When you initiate deleting the current child object from the current Workspace Window, dTIMS CT displays a list of objects affected by cascading this delete window. Based on this information, you can cancel the delete, or proceed with it. Import: This menu item will allow you to import values based on the child object you have highlighted (for example, Perspectives, Attributes, Data Views and so on) Export: Allows you to export a child object or data values. dTIMS CT will display a dialogue window where you have to supply the name and the path for the external file to send the exported data values to. Also, you can choose a file type for the external file. You can choose from the following file types: Microsoft Excel, dBASE, Text, Microsoft Access, and HTML. Find and Replace: If you want to find and/or replace values in a specific column of a browse table. This selection is only enabled when a Data Sheet View is open. You can define what you want to find, what you want it replaced with, and how close match you want to look for. Additionally you may refine your search by column, whole table or selection. Select All: Will highlight all objects in corresponding workspace window NJDOT Deighton dTIMS CT User Manual 8
Chapter 2: The dTIMS CT Database View Navigate To: Navigate to any object in dTIMS CT exactly as you would by selecting the object from the Navigation Pane. This menu item will launch three sub menus: Database Structure, Work with Data and Analysis Reports. Each of these menus further calls the level which will select the library of its group such as Perspectives, Attributes and Data Views for the Database Structure group. Navigation Pane: If you closed the Navigation Pane, this menu item will restore the Navigation Pane to its default position; otherwise it is already open and will be highlighted. Properties: If you closed the Properties Pane, this menu item will restore the Properties Pane to its default position; otherwise it is already open and will be highlighted. Task Pane: If you closed the Task Pane, this menu item will restore the Task Pane to its default position; otherwise it is already open and will be highlighted. Toolbar: If you closed the Toolbar, this menu item will restore the Toolbar to its default position; otherwise it is already open and will be highlighted. Small Icons: This menu selection is only enabled when you are displaying objects in a workspace window. Selecting Small Icons will change the object icons in the workspace window to small icons. Large Icons: This menu selection is only enabled when you are displaying objects in a workspace window. Selecting Large Icons will change all the object icons in the workspace window to large icons. List View: This menu selection is only enabled when you are displaying objects in a workspace window. Selecting List View will arrange all the object icons in alphabetical order. Details: This menu selection is only enabled when you are displaying objects in a workspace window. Selecting Details will arrange all the object icons in alphabetical order similar to List View; however, you may view more detailed information on each object, such as: modified on, modified by and description. In Detail View you may also sort objects by clicking on the individual column headers. NJDOT Deighton dTIMS CT User Manual 9
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