Navigating the Local Database Module
The "Local Database" module manages the local database tables created within MCL-Designer V4. You can create tables, add data to them, view, edit and index their content.
"Local Database" Module Details
This is the display of an empty "Local Database" module - only the "Tables" section is available.
Once you add a table to the default "Tables" section, the module will display the following sections:
Tables - This section displays the tables you create. Views - This section displays the views you create. Indexes - This section displays the indexes you create. |
To Add a Table, a View or an Index to the Corresponding Section
Right-click the required section to add a Table, a View and/or an Index. The new elements are displayed in a tree view below the corresponding section.
Remember that the "Views" and "indexes" sections are only available after the creation of a table in the "Tables" section. |
If you right-click an added table,you have access to the following options:
Edit |
Opens the selected table's properties window to edit the table. |
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Duplicate Table |
Duplicates the selected table. |
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Delete |
Deletes the selected table. |
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Edit/View Data |
Opens a window that displays the table's content so you can edit it. |
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Search 'xxxx' |
Open a "Search" window. See Detail of Search.
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If you right-click an added view, you access these options:
Edit |
Opens the selected view's properties window to edit the view. |
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Duplicate View |
Duplicates the selected view. |
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Delete |
Deletes the selected view. |
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View Data |
Opens a window that displays the view's content so you can edit it. |
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Search 'xxxx' |
Open a "Search" window. See Detail of Search.
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Right-clicking an added index opens the following menu:
Edit |
Opens the properties window of the selected index so you can edit it. |
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Duplicate Index |
Duplicates the selected index. |
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Delete |
Deletes the selected index. |
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Search 'xxxx' |
Open a "Search" window. See Detail of Search.
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For more information on these options, see: