Performing Project Tasks
Performing Project Tasks
You can perform the following set of actions on a Project. Searching a Project Opening a Project Editing a Project Importing a Project Exporting a Project Deleting a Project
Searching a Project
You can search for a project by its name. It is especially helpful when the project list is long. Note: Make sure you are in the correct Workspace, which includes the Project that you want to search. To search for a project, follow the steps given ...
Opening a Project
You can open a project and further continue to work in the workbook or workflow present in the project. Note: Make sure you are in the correct workspace, which includes the project that you want to open. To open a project, follow the steps given ...
Editing a Project
You can edit the existing project to change the name and description of it. The project name should be distinct if the project with the same name already exists. To edit a project, follow the steps given below. Open the Workspace that includes your ...
Importing a Project
The project can be imported only if you have a .DAT file in your system. If you don't have any, then you can export an existing project and then import the project. Notes: Projects can be imported as a .DAT file only. Product version should be same ...
Exporting a Project
Exporting a project is saving the project on your system. The exported project is saved in a .DAT file format. This project can be used again by importing it into rubiscape. Note: Make sure you are in the correct Workspace, which includes the project ...
Deleting a Project
Deleting a project would delete the associated workbooks, workflows, models, and dashboards. Warning: This action cannot be undone. Deleting project results in deletion of all project files associated with it (Workbooks, Workflows, Dashboards, ...