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The constructions are organized by <B>Sources</B> and by <B>Catalogs</B>
The constructions are organized by <B>Sources</B> and by <B>Catalogs</B>. <BR>
<FONT COLOR="#FF0000"><B>(1)</B></FONT>.<BR>
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may
select &quot;All sources&quot; in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
select &quot;All sources&quot; in order to see all constructions, or you may select only
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The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the
<B>constructions list</B> <FONT COLOR="#FF0000"><B>(2)</B></FONT>. You may
<B>constructions list</B>. You may
<B>&quot;Sort&quot;</B> the constructions by name or leave them unsorted.
<B>&quot;Sort&quot;</B> the constructions by name or leave them unsorted.
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For each construction the display panel <FONT COLOR="#FF0000"><B>(3)</B></FONT> shows
For each construction the display panel shows
an assembly table which lists the different layers and their thicknesses as well as
an assembly table which lists the different layers and their thicknesses as well as
a graphical representation of the assembly.<BR>
a graphical representation of the assembly.<BR>
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The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However,
you can add your own constructions to the database. To do this, first create your own
you can add your own constructions to the database. To do this, first create your own
catalog with the <B>&quot;Edit catalog&quot;</B> button
catalog with the <B>&quot;Edit catalog&quot;</B> button:
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Aktuelle Version vom 11. Februar 2011, 13:44 Uhr

Dialog: Database Assemblies

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In this dialog you can view the constructions contained in the constructions database. You also can add and edit your own constructions (you can not edit the predefined constructions).

In order to assign constructions from the database to the current construction assembly, use the dialog "Assign from database ", which can be accessed from the "Assembly" dialog via the "Assign from database" button.

The constructions are organized by Sources and by Catalogs.
The source indicates the institution which has provided the construction. You may select "All sources" in order to see all constructions, or you may select only one source if only a subgroup of constructions is relevant to your investigation.
For each source, the constructions have been organized in catalogs which comprise a specific category of constructions each (e.g. "Facades", "EIFS", etc). Select "All catalogs" to view all constructions of the selected source.

The constructions contained in the selected sources and catalogs are displayed in the constructions list. You may "Sort" the constructions by name or leave them unsorted.

For each construction the display panel shows an assembly table which lists the different layers and their thicknesses as well as a graphical representation of the assembly.
If you uncheck the "Show Assembly" checkbox, this display panel vanishes and you can view the constructions list more comfortably on a smaller screen.

The predefined constructions in the database are read-only and cannot be edited. However, you can add your own constructions to the database. To do this, first create your own catalog with the "Edit catalog" button:

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The catalog editor subdialog displays a list of the catalogs in the database. The predefined catalogs are read-only, but you can create a "New" catalog, "Change" the names of your own catalogs and "Delete" your catalogs.
 

In order to enter a new construction into the database, open the "New Assembly" subdialog with the "New" button, enter the construction and assign it to one of your catalogs.

In order to edit one of your constructions, select it in the constructions list and use the "Change" button to edit the construction data or the "Delete" button to remove the construction.