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NOTE These procedures are for drawing objects only. There are no equivalents
for geospatial feature data.
To manage topologies
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To load a topology (page 907)
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To unload a topology (page 908)
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To highlight all objects in a selected topology (page 911)
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To highlight and identify the topologies associated with an object (page
911)
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To change the color used for highlighting (page 912)
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To remove highlighting and restore objects to their original color (page
912)
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To view topology object data (page 914)
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To view and edit the properties of topology objects in the Properties palette
(page 914)
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To view topology statistics (page 916)
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To save topology to source drawings (page 917)
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To audit, recreate, or complete a topology (page 920)
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To test the integrity of a network topology (page 920)
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To save topology analysis settings in a profile (page 922)
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To load an existing topology profile (page 923)
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To rename or delete profiles (page 923)
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To change the name, description, or both of a topology (page 925)
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To delete a topology (page 926)
Overview of Managing Topologies
Using topology administration tools, you can do the following:
■ Load or unload an existing topology
■ Rename or delete a topology
■ Audit or check the status of a topology to ensure its integrity
■ Recreate a topology that was edited with commands other than the
topology editing tools
■ Get statistics on the topologies in the current drawing
■ Highlight all objects in a topology, and all topologies for a selected object.
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