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A table template can be defined in two steps: | A table template can be defined in two steps: | ||
| − | : 1- Definition and Validation Template; | + | : 1- Definition and Validation of initial structure of the Template; |
| − | : 2- Definition | + | : 2- Definition of Actions to execute. |
[[Image:choosetemplete.png|700px|thumb|center|Tabular Data Manager, template type: dataset, codelist, generic]] | [[Image:choosetemplete.png|700px|thumb|center|Tabular Data Manager, template type: dataset, codelist, generic]] | ||
Revision as of 15:30, 25 May 2015
Contents
Template
In this menu, there is the possibility to create new, open or delete your templates.
New Template
A table template can be defined in two steps:
- 1- Definition and Validation of initial structure of the Template;
- 2- Definition of Actions to execute.
Definition and Validation Template
In this step the users choose the categories and data types for each column.
Users can see visualized in the guide structure the constraints and the mandatory fields of creating all types of tables:
Rules
During definition and validation template, users can add one or more rules on a column already defined (with category and data type), if a rule is allowed for the category selected.
Flow
Definition and Validation Post Operations
Users can add post operations to the template defined in step 1.
The available operations are:
- Add Column;
- Remove Column;
- Create Time Dimension;
- Aggregate By Time;
- Normalize;
- Undo Latest (Operation).
Users can show the history of the applied operations selecting History Operations
Add Column
Create Time Dimension
Aggregate By Time
Normalize
Open Template
Users can use a pop-up window which enables selecting and open the template
Delete Template
Users can use a pop-up window which enables delete the selected template
Apply Template
The Apply Template function allows to apply a temple to your tabular resource. Your resource should follow the structure define in the template......................
