What file are the Datamodel Properties stored in?
I was creating a new version of a survey, and all the Datamodel Properties I had previously defined "disappeared". ![]()
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| 07 Jul 2010 - 15:19 | 689 |
| BillMietelski Joined: 04 Jan 2010 Posts: 133 | Datamodel Properties What file are the Datamodel Properties stored in? I was creating a new version of a survey, and all the Datamodel Properties I had previously defined "disappeared". |
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| 07 Jul 2010 - 16:01 | 690 |
fwensing![]() Joined: 23 Nov 2008 Posts: 173 | The bxi file Hi Bill The datamodel properties are stored in the BXI file. You should always keep that with the source code if you want to re-use your settings. You also need to keep it with the compiled instrument when you deploy it. Cheers Fred |
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| 07 Jul 2010 - 16:26 | 693 |
| BillMietelski Joined: 04 Jan 2010 Posts: 133 | Thanks Fred.
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| 07 Jul 2010 - 17:53 | 694 |
Batman![]() Joined: 06 Jan 2009 Posts: 37 | But there is more to tell... You can also export the datamodel properties to a text file with extension .bdp (click the export button in the datamodel properties dialog...). By adding the prepare directive {$DATAMODELPROPERTIES <filename>} or {$D <filename>} (where <filename> is the name you used for the export) in the source of your datamodel the Blaise parser uses the content of that text file to produce the .bxi file. If the name of the text file is the same as the name of your datamodel source file you can also add {$D *}. Storing the datamodel properties as text has advantages: it allows you to make changes using the editor in the Blaise Control Centre. While parsing your main datamodel the text file is parsed also and the Blaise parser will report you a syntax error if you made a mistake. |
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