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The Tree/Table view is a combination of the standard tree view with a table that provides a different view of the information based on what you select in the tree view. The table views are predefined by class to show the most useful information for each type of object.

For example, if you select the PFDDrawing class in the tree view, you can view all the interfaces realized by the class and all the properties and the corresponding property types exposed by those interfaces in the table view.

In the Table view, bold text is used in class definitions and interface definitions to identify required entries. Bold interfaces in the Table view indicate that the interface is required for the associated class. For example, in the previous example, bold text shows that IDocument is a required interface for PFDDrawing.

Properties that appear in bold text in the Table view are required for the associated interface. For example, DocCategory, DocTitle, and DocType are required properties for the IDocument interface, while DocSubtype is not required.

Bold property types in the Table view indicate that the value for the property cannot be null. For example, for the IObject interface, the UID property is required, and its string value cannot be null.

Bold text in the Tree view represents relationship edges. Relationship edges define paths that go from one point to another point in the data without traversing the entire tree.

There are two types of tables that you can choose from: vertical and horizontal. The vertical table displays row headers along the left side of the table and data in vertical columns.

The horizontal table displays column headers across the top of the table, with the data displayed in horizontal rows.

To view a file in the Tree/Table view, do the following:

  1. After you open schemas, tool schemas, or data files, click the type of file that you want to view on the View menu. For example, to view the schema, click View > Schema (All).

  2. Click Options on the View Schema dialog box.

  3. On the View tab, click Tree/Table Horizontal to display a horizontal table or Tree/Table Vertical for a vertical table.

    • If you do not see the View tab, the View dialog box is in Simple mode. Select the view that you want to use in the Form list instead.

    • If you want to change how data is displayed in the Table view, make changes on the Table Options tab.

  4. Click OK.

  5. To traverse the relationships in the Tree view, expand the nodes.

  6. To see the predefined Table view for an object, click the object in the Tree view.

See Also

Navigating Files and Data in the Schema Editor