How to manage and administrate "Projections" in forms?

[Peter2_1]

In the forms I can call a lot of "projections" (I hope it is so called in English too - I mean the database queries between different form and object classes).

Is there a comfortable way to manage them?

- Use / change unnamed projections as named ones?

- Import / export between different oracle-users?

- ...

[Koesti]

Hi @Peter2_1 ,

not sure if I get the point - we are speaking about Industry Models - correct?

What do you like to do?

Regards

Brigitte

[Peter2_1]

Yes - see attached image.

I want to ..

a) use some unnamed projections a "named projections" (that's just more user-friendly for many users)

b) add some personal "named projections"

c) manage them easily (like import, export) to keep all my users ("wastewater_City_A", "wastewater_city_b", ..) at the same level

[Koesti · Accepted solution]

Hi @Peter2_1 ,

thank you very much for the screenshot - now I got it.

The projection show the whole relations for the selected feature class and I agree for complex feature classes there are huge amount of relations (e.g. wastewater section)

One idea is to create Master Details form in Form Designer to see the most important information in one form.

Other idea is to add the related feature class direct to the form.

If the feature class is added to the main form the related projection can be opened by double click to the feature class.

Regards

[Peter2_1]

@Koesti 

thanks, I will consider these possibilities.

But nevertheless the handling of this feature could be improved:

For example at the moment it is not even possible to rename a named projection. That's not current "state of the art" 😐

[Peter2_1]

Just for common information:

The named projections are stored in Oracle table TB_GN_DIALOG_PROJEKTION (where all the "deleted" definitions are stored too)

[Koesti]

Hi @Peter2_1 ,

thanks for letting us know, I will forward to the team.

Alternative change the name in Table TB_GN_Dialog_Projection and run 1-Click to update the value in table.

Regards