Tables setup

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This command is activated via Data > Tables setup menu.

  • The Tables:
    These are the elements that contain the data in a format or rows and columns.
     
  • The Views:
    Indicated under every table.
    These are the elements that define the way in which the columns of the table are to be displayed.
    Thanks to the views, one can define which columns need to be visible, the sequence of the displayed columns and the way in which they are displayed. 

impostazioni viste e tabelle

In order to add tables, please go to the Add new functionalities command.

View's Settings

For each table, you can define:

  • Name
    The name of the table in the file language. This field cannot contain spaces or special characters.
    It can only be changed for added tables.
  • Xml name
    The name this is being used for the programming. This field cannot contain spaces or special characters.
    It can only be changed for additional tables.
  • Header
    The name that appears in the tables list
  • Visible
    Indicates whether the table is visible or not.

Manage Views

Name
It is possible to enter a new name for the selected View.

Xml name
This is the View name for the Xml export. For system Views this name cannot be changed.

Number
This is a number automatically assigned to the View by the program.

Visible
When this box is checked the View will be visible.

System
When this box is checked the View is a system View and cannot be deleted or edited.

Columns setup...
Displays the Columns setup page that allows to edit them, both in displaying them as well as in setting them up.

Page setup...
This button leads to the page format settings.

Add...
This button adds a new View to the active table.

Delete...
This button deletes a View.

Set as default

Defines the View that is being used.
 

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