Contains the commands that you can run from the Project Management Table (As-Built).
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Command |
Explanation |
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Select Project |
Allows you to select a project for scoping and claiming As‑Built data. You must select a project that already exists and is assigned to the plant before you can perform any other activities. |
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Project Status |
Allows you to change the current status of the project. Possible project statuses are: Active, Completed, Merged, or Canceled. For details of the rules governing changes in the project status, seeRules for Changing Statuses. |
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Add Items |
When you select one or more items from the Electrical Index or the EDE, adds those items to the Project Management table where you can select them for scoping to your project. For items that you select in the Electrical Engineer, adds the selected item with any related items below it, and also related items above it up to the feeder PDB. |
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Scope |
Makes each main item from the Project Management table available for the project if the check box beside it is selected. If a selected main item has related items, these are also included in the scope. If you scope an item that is not a main item, such as a control station, the software automatically selects the associated main item for scoping. Where an item was previously scoped, this command refreshes the data. |
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Test Merge |
Allows you to test the merging of items that have status Completed and for which you have selected the check boxes. This operation can assist you in troubleshooting problems before you commit to merging the data. |
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Merge |
Allows you to merge items that have status Completed and for which you have selected the check boxes. |
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Find Completed Items |
Opens the Find dialog, which allows you to find all the completed items in the project. You can select all or some of the completed items and then merge them into As-Built. |
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Show Merged Items |
Filters the display to show only those items that have been merged back into As-Built. Note that the filter relates to the status of the items in the database and not necessarily the status currently displayed in the Project Management table. |
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Show Claimed Items |
Filters the display to show only those items that have been claimed for the project. Note that the filter relates to the status of the items in the database and not necessarily the status currently displayed in the Project Management table. |
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Show Items Deleted from As- Built |
Filters the display to show only those items that have been deleted in As-Built. Note that the filter relates to the status of the items in the database and not necessarily the status currently displayed in the Project Management table. |
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Show Item Properties |
Displays the values of the item properties for an item similar to the Properties window view, but in read- only mode. Select Alphabetic |
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Clear All |
Clears all items from the Project Management table. |
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Clear |
Clears each main item from the Project Management table if the check box beside it is selected. If a selected main item has related items, these are also cleared. |
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Show / Hide Buffer |
Toggles the buffer display, which you use to make a preliminary selection of items that you may want to add to the Project Management table. You drag selected items to the buffer from the Electrical Index, the Electrical Engineer, or the EDE. |
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Paste from Buffer |
Pastes to the Project Management table items from the buffer whose check boxes are selected. |
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Excel Report |
Generates a report in Excel showing the current selection in the Project Management table, arranged according to the main items. In the report, you can expand the main items to display their related items. |
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Display |
Allows you to specify the display mode in the data window. You can display the main items only, the main items expanded to show their related items, or a list showing all items. If a particular related item is associated with more than one main item, that related item appears once only in the list view. In list view only, you can sort the items as required by clicking the column headers in the data window. |
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Compare Documents |
After scoping and modifying items in a project, you use this command to compare documents of the same type in As‑Built and in the project, for example, registered reports, SLDs, schematics. If changes that you made to the item are reflected in the document, the software compares the changes and indicates them on a comparison report. Note that the software generates As-Built and project reports automatically when you run this command. |