You can cut out a part of a project and save it in a separate project, e.g. to pass it on and read in the result later (Integrating a project). You can optionally lock the exported project.
1. Make sure that the desired project is open (Editing basic settings of the project).
2. Click the Export partial project... button.
The Export partial project: basic settings window opens.
3. Specify the desired settings under Basic settings of the exported project.
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Description |
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Project name |
Name of the partial project By default, it is the name you specified when creating the project with the appendix partial project. |
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Project ID for distributed computing |
Project ID of the partial project By default, it is the name you specified when creating the project with the appendix partial project. |
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Base directory |
Location of the partial project Adjust the path, if necessary. |
4. In the Lock editing section, adjust the desired settings.
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Element |
Description |
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Lock transferred objects in exported project |
If this option has been selected, you may not edit the exported parts of the project. |
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Password |
Enter a password which is used to unlock the project later on. |
5. Click the Next button.
The Export partial project: selection of scenarios window opens.
6. Select the desired scenarios for the export.
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Note: The scenarios active in the project are preselected. You can select further scenarios, if required. |
7. Click the Next button.
The Export partial project: selection of additional modifications window opens.
8. Select further modifications for the export, where applicable.
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Notes: The modifications of the selected scenarios are preselected. You can select further modifications for the export, if required. This step is omitted if all modifications are already contained in the selected scenarios. |
9. Click the Next button.
The Export partial project: selection of additional procedure parameter sets window opens.
10. Select further procedure parameter sets for the export, where applicable.
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Notes: The procedure parameter sets of the selected scenarios are preselected. You can select further procedure parameter sets for the export, if required. This step is omitted if all procedure parameter sets are already contained in the selected scenarios. |
11. Click the Next button.
The Export partial project: selection of the additional global layouts window opens.
12. Select the global layouts that you want to integrate in the base version.
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Notes: The global layouts of the selected scenarios are preselected. You can select further global layouts for export, if required. |
13. Click the Next button.
The Export partial project: selection of the modifications integrated in the base version window opens.
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Note: This window only opens if at least one modification is contained in all scenarios. |
14. Select the modifications that you want to integrate in the base version.
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Note: If you select a modification, all previous modifications according to the load order are also selected. |
15. If required, include these modifications in the partial project, tool
16. Click the Next button.
17. Lock the base version and the modifications exported or integrated in the partial project if they should not be changed before the project is integrated again.
18. Click the Finish button.
The partial project is exported.
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Note: If you have exported the base version to the partial project together with modifications, this is called a “raised” base version. In the partial project, the modifications are connected inseparably with the base version. |
