New Project Dialog Box
Go Up to Create a New Project
The New Project dialog box lets you select how you want to create a new project. Using the New Project dialog box, you can name, specify a file location, and provide a description of the project.
The table below describes the options and functionality of the New Project dialog box:
Option | Description |
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Name |
Lets you enter a name for the project. |
Location |
Lets you type or browse and locate a directory for the project. NOTE: This is set as the working directory for your project. |
Description |
OPTIONAL: Lets you enter a description of the project. |
Initialize New Project |
Lets you select how you want to create a new project. From Database - Lets you reverse engineer an existing database. From Existing Files - Lets you create a project from scratch, or use an existing project. From Version Control Project - Lets you reverse-engineer a project from existing version control system projects. This is helpful for users who have already created database projects in their version control systems. Do Not Initialize - Lets you create an empty project where you can later add files and/or database objects. |
Completing the New Project Dialog Box
To complete the New Project Dialog Box, do the following:
- On the File menu, select New, and then Project.
- The New Project Dialog Box opens.
- In Name, enter a name for the project.
- In Location, type or browse and locate a directory for the project.
- OPTIONAL: In Description, lets you enter a description of the project.
- In Initialize New Project, select how you want to create a new project.
- Click OK.