Deleting tables from library

RE: Deleting tables from library

Phil Wade — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 09:06:46 GMT

It looks like a data structure Datgel designed, and I'm not sure you should have it, but depends who you are currently working for. You should contact sales@datgel.com to clarify.

RE: Deleting tables from library

szang — Tue, 29 Mar 2022 02:31:07 GMT

Just a note that the methods described above to modify the data template will only be reflected in new projects that are started by cloning the modified data template. They will not be reflected in a new projects started by cloning an old project or in current projects that are already started. You can update a current project to the new data structure settings using the Utilities, Convert function in gINT. Simply supply the new modified data template and select the project to convert.

RE: Deleting tables from library

Allan P. — Mon, 28 Mar 2022 19:03:18 GMT

Good point about the groups. I didn't catch that before. I'm not sure about hiding tables of a group.

For Amr's situation, they should create a new group for all lab testing and then put all the Lab under that one group. That would at least turn 7 tabs into 1.

RE: Deleting tables from library

William Ladd — Mon, 28 Mar 2022 17:33:25 GMT

Hi Allan, it looks like Amr has a bunch of "Groups" that are the issue. Do you know if hiding all tables in a Group will cause the Group tab to also hide, or will it just be a tab with no tables? Or, is there a way to hide a Group?

RE: Deleting tables from library

Allan P. — Mon, 28 Mar 2022 12:48:30 GMT

Amr,

For best data practices, you should hide the tables instead of deleting them. You may modify tables in the Data Template not the library. You can do that by navigating to the DATA DESIGN tab and open your Data Template.

Then use the list icon to open the list of tables.

Now select which ones you want to hide.