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XI development cleanup

Posted on Nov 09, 2011 at 06:30 AM 13 Views

Hi I work for a product based company so i have to take care of all three boxes l mean development, quality and production. i just want archive or export the un-needed or unused maps in development box to a folder on the network. i just want to know how i can do that. Just a brief explanation will be helpful.

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    author's profile photo Raja Sekhar Reddy
    Raja Sekhar Reddy
    Posted on Nov 09, 2011 at 07:12 AM
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    If you want archive or export unused objects then create one name space and move all unused objects to that name space and export to tpz file this is one good way to keep unused objects as backup.

    Why you want to keep unused objects ,in my case we delete all unused objects.

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    Raj

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  • author's profile photo Mark Dihiansan
    Mark Dihiansan
    Posted on Nov 09, 2011 at 06:35 AM
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    Hello,

    As far as I know mappings cannot be archived. What you can do is export them by pressing ctrlshift0 and then save as a meaningful xim file.

    Hope this helps,

    Mark

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