Feature Definition Conflict dialog box
Old Oracle Dialog Boxes
Load Import Settings dialog box
Import Oracle Records Into Map dialog box
Warning This command will not
be supported in future releases. This is the old command for importing
records from an Oracle database.
Use the Import Oracle Records Into Map dialog
box to import objects from Oracle using a query based on Location
or Display Properties, or by defining an SQL condition.
Oracle Service and Schema
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Connect
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Connect to the Oracle service.
Condition Definitions
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Condition Definitions List
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Shows the condition that you have built using
the selection options below.
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Edit
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Opens the appropriate edit condition dialog
box for the selected condition.
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Delete
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Deletes the selected condition.
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Clear All
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Clears the Condition Definitions area.
Define Condition
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And
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Specifies that both conditions must be met for
the object to be imported.
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Or
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Specifies that either condition can be met for
the object to be imported.
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Location
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Select a set of records to import based on the
location of objects. In the Location Condition dialog box, select
the Boundary Type and the Selection Type. Click Define and then
draw the boundary in the drawing.
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Display Properties
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Select records based on properties such as layer
or block name. In the Display Property Condition dialog box, select the
Property Type, the Operator, and the Value. Click… to see
a list of available values, for example, the list of layers.
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SQL
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Write or paste a SQL query. In the SQL Condition
dialog box, enter the condition statement. Click OK.
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Zoom Metadata Extents
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Zoom to the extents of all the drawings stored
in the schema.
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View SQL Statement
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Translate the defined conditions to an SQL statement.
The statement appears in a separate list box.
Import Settings
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Save
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Save this import condition in the drawing for
future use. In the Save Import Settings dialog box, enter a name and
a description for the saved query.
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Load
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View a list of any import settings already saved
in the drawing.