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Flowlink 5.1 Software Instruction Manual - Isco

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<strong>Isco</strong> <strong>Flowlink</strong> <strong>5.1</strong> ® <strong>Software</strong><br />

Menu Commands<br />

5. Identify the destination. Type a path and file name or<br />

click on the Select… button to open a dialogue box for<br />

saving the data to the desired database.<br />

6. Compress destination file check box:<br />

• Left unchecked, Archive will create an uncompressed<br />

.MDB file in the destination location. If storage space<br />

is not a consideration, this option is advantageous<br />

because <strong>Flowlink</strong> can directly open the .MDB file.<br />

When this box is left unchecked, the destination file<br />

must be saved in a folder other than the current<br />

folder.<br />

• Checked, Archive will create a compressed .ZIP in<br />

the destination location. Compressed archives will<br />

save disk space and speed transfer times when you<br />

later move the files. File compression supports<br />

multiple disks when the entire archive will not fit on<br />

a single disk. Compressed .ZIP files may be saved in<br />

the current directory.<br />

7. Click the Archive button to start the archiving. A<br />

progress bar will appear for each consecutive data set.<br />

Archive: Pulsed<br />

Doppler Ensemble<br />

Data<br />

Database Restore<br />

From Archive<br />

When you check the box in the Archive window next to Export<br />

Ensemble Data, the data can only be archived, not transfered,<br />

meaning the original data is preserved in the database.<br />

1. Define the data to be archived.<br />

2. Select the Site(s) to archive.<br />

a. Check the box next to Selected Site(s). This makes the<br />

Select Site(s) button active.<br />

b. Click the Select Site(s) button to open the Select Site(s)<br />

window.<br />

c. Check the box next to each site you want available to<br />

archive, or check the box next to Select All.<br />

d. Click OK. The sites you selected now appear in the<br />

window.<br />

e. Highlight the site to archive for each destination. Only<br />

one site may be archived at a time.<br />

3. Identify the destination. Type a path and file name or<br />

click on the Select… button to open a dialogue box for<br />

saving the data to the desired directory.<br />

Use this command to restore data in the current database from<br />

another database or archive file.<br />

Use the Database>Restore from archive… menu option to restore<br />

data in the current database from another database or archive<br />

file.<br />

To restore the database:<br />

1. Select the data to restore. You can choose from All data or<br />

All data in a date range.<br />

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