ER/Studio - Embarcadero Technologies Product Documentation
ER/Studio - Embarcadero Technologies Product Documentation ER/Studio - Embarcadero Technologies Product Documentation
TUTORIALS > COLLABORATIVE MODELING 6 Select Repository > Diagrams > Check In Diagram. You will be prompted to enter check in comments and to review your changes. 7 Click OK. Your new physical model is saved to the Repository. Creating Different Versions of a Diagram Up until this point we’ve only added a diagram into the Repository and made a few simple changes. The Repository automatically tracks the changes you and team members are making to the diagram and associate a version with each check in. These versions are located in the version history of each object, which is accessed by right-clicking the object. Assume you want to set frozen baselines of the entire diagram as a mechanism to track milestone releases of the diagram. You can do this by setting a Named Release. Named releases can be used to rollback the diagram back to a previous state if the changes since the last release are not desired. Setting a Named Release 1 With the model from the last section open, click Repository > Releases > Set Named Release. You will be prompted to check in the diagram. After checking in the diagram, the Set Named Release dialog appears. 2 In the Release Name box, enter Orders – Version 1. 3 In the Description box, enter a description of the release: EMBARCADERO TECHNOLOGIES > ER/STUDIO® 8.0.3 USER GUIDE 400
TUTORIALS > COLLABORATIVE MODELING 4 Click OK. The release is stored in the Repository. TIP: At any time you can access the named release by clicking Repository > Diagrams > Get from Repository interface or Repository > Releases > Get Named Release. Named releases are denoted with a camera icon: EMBARCADERO TECHNOLOGIES > ER/STUDIO® 8.0.3 USER GUIDE 401
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TUTORIALS > COLLABORATIVE MODELING<br />
6 Select Repository > Diagrams > Check In Diagram.<br />
You will be prompted to enter check in comments and to review your changes.<br />
7 Click OK.<br />
Your new physical model is saved to the Repository.<br />
Creating Different Versions of a Diagram<br />
Up until this point we’ve only added a diagram into the Repository and made a few simple changes. The Repository<br />
automatically tracks the changes you and team members are making to the diagram and associate a version with<br />
each check in. These versions are located in the version history of each object, which is accessed by right-clicking the<br />
object. Assume you want to set frozen baselines of the entire diagram as a mechanism to track milestone releases of<br />
the diagram. You can do this by setting a Named Release. Named releases can be used to rollback the diagram back<br />
to a previous state if the changes since the last release are not desired.<br />
Setting a Named Release<br />
1 With the model from the last section open, click Repository > Releases > Set Named Release.<br />
You will be prompted to check in the diagram.<br />
After checking in the diagram, the Set Named Release dialog appears.<br />
2 In the Release Name box, enter Orders – Version 1.<br />
3 In the Description box, enter a description of the release:<br />
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