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Example: You have separate drawings for each quadrant of a town. You create
a main drawing and attach the other drawings, and then view all water mains
in the town or all emergency routes.
NOTE This functionality is for drawing objects only. To filter geospatial feature
data with a query, see
Filtering Features When You Add Them to a Map (page
309).
You can save the queried objects back to their attached drawings by adding
them to the save set before you edit them. When you save the current drawing,
AutoCAD Map 3D prompts you to save the objects in the save set back to their
attached drawings. If you do not add modified objects to the save set, you can
save the modifications to the current drawing or to a new drawing, but the
changes are not saved back to the attached drawings.
Markup objects are not added to the save set. To copy them from the current
drawing to an attached drawing, open the attached drawing directly. Copy
the markup objects in the current drawing and paste them into the other
drawing.
WARNING If you work with an attached drawing from a previous release and
save back your changes, AutoCAD Map 3D updates the attached drawing to the
current format. To retain the attached drawing in the previous drawing format,
do not save back your changes.
See also:
Overview of Queries (page 1235)
Editing and Saving Objects in Attached Drawings (page 737)
NOTE This procedure is for drawing objects only. To filter geospatial feature data
with a query, see
Filtering Features When You Add Them to a Map (page 310).
To edit objects in attached drawings
1
Run a query (page 1235) to retrieve the objects to edit.
2 Click Home tab Data panel
Add To Save Set. Select
the objects to edit.
AutoCAD Map 3D locks the objects in the attached drawings so no other
users can modify them.
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