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l Home: first record
l End: last record.
The way the Data Model is displayed can be changed via the following options in the
contextual menu. (Right-click the Data Model to open the contextual menu.)
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Collapse Fields: Collapse the fields in the selected level.
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Expand Fields: Clicking the icon that represents collapsed fields (for example: )
enables this menu item. It is used to expand the fields on one level.
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Collapse All Fields: Collapse all fields on the record level and in all detail tables.
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Expand All Fields: Expand all fields on the record level and in all detail tables.
Changing the Data Model
By adding fields to a Data Model, setting their type and entering a (default) value, you may
construct or modify a Data Model without having to create or open a data mapping
configuration. This is especially useful when a solution does not require a data mapping
configuration.
It isn't possible to enter data in a Data Model directly, but you could add JSON data (see
"Adding data from a JSON file" on page699).
Modifying a Data Model can be done via the contextual menu. To open it, right-click the Data
Model.
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Add Field: Click to add a new field at the current level (record or detail table). Enter the
field name in the dialog; if you want you can change the field's data type and set a default
value. Then click OK to add it to the Data Model.
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Add Table: Click to add a new detail table at the current level (record or existing detail
table). Enter the table name in the dialog and click OK to add it.
Note
Rename, Delete and Set Type are only available for newly added fields.
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Rename: Click to rename the selected table or field. Enter the new name and click OK to
rename.
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