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l "The Data Viewer" on page174. The Data Viewer shows one record in the data source.
l "Step properties pane" on page189. The Step properties pane contains all settings for
the step that is currently selected on the Steps pane.
l "Data Model pane" below. The Data Model pane shows one extracted record.
l "Messages pane" on page176.
Data Model pane
The Data Model pane displays the result of all the preparations and extractions of the extraction
workflow. The pane displays the content of a single record within the record set at a time.
Data is displayed as a tree view, with the root level being the record table. On the level below
that are detail tables, and a detail table inside a detail table is called a nested table.
The Data Model is also used as a navigation tool between records and in all detail tables.
Data Model toolbar buttons
: Import a Data Model.
: Export the Data Model.
: Synchronize the Data Model and the data sample.
: Show the ExtraData field. Note that this field is not meant to be filled via an extraction. It
can be used in Workflow to add data to the Data Model; see "About adding fields and data via
Workflow" on page128.
Data Model contextual menu
The Data Model is generally constructed by extracting data; see "Extracting data" on page96.
It is however possible to modify the Data Model, even if no data is present in the pane. To do
this, open the contextual menu within the pane itself by right-clicking on something in the Data
Model pane. Depending on where you've clicked, it can contain the following options:
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Add a field: Click to add a new field at the current level (record or detail table). Enter the
field name in the dialog and click OK to add it.
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Add a table: Click to add a new detail table at the current level (record or existing detail
table). Enter the table name in the dialog and click OK to add it.
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