Import/Export
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You can set the default locations for importing workspaces and exporting workspaces, diagrams, and grid editors. Click Browse to open the Browse for Folder dialog.
Preference | Description |
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Default Export Location |
Select the location where you want the exported files placed. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
Default Import Location |
Select the location where the imported files reside. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
You can also set the following preferences:
- Comma Separated Values Preferences
- ER/Studio Data Architect Preferences
- Impact Analysis Preferences
- Usage (CRUD) Preferences
- Visio Preferences
Contents
Comma Separated Values Preferences
You can set import options when you are importing Comma Separated Value (.csv) files.
Preference | Description |
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Default Import Location |
Select the location where the imported files reside. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
ER/Studio Data Architect Preferences
You can set export options when you are importing from and exporting to ER/Studio.
Preference | Description |
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Export Options | |
Default export location |
Select the location where you want the exported model placed. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
Installed version of ER/Studio Data Architect |
You have three options: None, 7.0, 7.1, and 7.5 (or greater). Choose 7.5 (or greater) for versions 7.5 and later ER/Studio 7.0 does not support an XML data type. If this option is selected and the exported file contains a business attribute with an XML data type, it will be exported as VARCHAR. ER/Studio 7.1 supports XML data type and will be exported intact. |
Automatically Open Generated Models in ER/Studio Data Architect |
Select this option if you want ER/Studio Data Architect to open automatically after the export of a Conceptual Model. When this option is selected, the option in the Export to ER/Studio Data Architect dialog is also selected. |
Import Options | |
Default Import Location |
Select the location where the ER/Studio Data Architect models reside. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
Import Domains as |
Select the type of element you want domains imported as. Your choices are: Business Elements, Domains, and Business Elements Referencing Domains. |
Impact Analysis Preferences
You can set export options when you are exporting Impact Analysis report files.
Preference | Description |
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Default Export Location |
Select the location where you want to place the exported files. |
Usage (CRUD) Preferences
You can set export options when you are exporting Usage (CRUD) report files.
Preference | Description |
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Default Export Location |
Select the location where you want to place the exported files. |
Visio Preferences
You can set import options when you are importing from Microsoft Office Visio®.
Preference | Description |
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Automatically Save Main Object Type Mapping |
The Instance-level mappings are not saved as part of the custom mapping file. You have two options: Prompt: The “Unable to Save Instance-Level Mappings” dialog always appears when you click Save, giving you the option to save or reject the current object type mappings. Always: The current object type mappings are automatically saved without any warning. |
Default Import Location |
Select the location where the imported Visio files reside. The default location that appears in the Browse for Folder dialog is the My Documents folder. |
Default Custom Mapping File Location |
Select the location where you want to save your custom mapping settings when importing Visio models. |
Retain Visio object sizes when creating presentation elements |
Select this option to ensure that if a presentation element is resized in Visio, that resizing is carried over to ER/Studio Business Architect. |