Hi All, Our DOORS Import contains a number of DOORS Tables and we need to maintain tables for operational reasons. However I would like to lose the Table descriptor which happens to be the first object in the table. I have tried moving the first sell to last cell of previous table and in DOORS it all looks like one table. The Doors explorer identifies multiple tables and the export results in separated tables. Is there a away of combining DOORS tables within DOORS? Mark mwilliamson - Thu May 29 13:04:33 EDT 2014 |
Re: Merging DOORS Tables No, there is no way to merge tables in doors. The only realistic way to accomplish this is to export to Word, merge tables in Word and then re-import. I don't know what you mean by table descriptor? DOORS tables are made up of a hierarchy of objects, so a 2x2 table actually consists of 7 objects as follows: TABLE OBJECT -----ROW OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----ROW OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT You can never see the cell objects, but you can see the table object in the explorer tree and when then table cells are hidden it appears as >> Table in the object heading. Tony
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Re: Merging DOORS Tables Tony_Goodman - Fri May 30 04:03:08 EDT 2014 No, there is no way to merge tables in doors. The only realistic way to accomplish this is to export to Word, merge tables in Word and then re-import. I don't know what you mean by table descriptor? DOORS tables are made up of a hierarchy of objects, so a 2x2 table actually consists of 7 objects as follows: TABLE OBJECT -----ROW OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----ROW OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT -----------CELL OBJECT You can never see the cell objects, but you can see the table object in the explorer tree and when then table cells are hidden it appears as >> Table in the object heading. Tony
Thanks Tony, By Descriptor I meant the Table Object.I think to merge the tables in Word and reimport is not feasible. I will try and think of a workround for the output side of things.
Cheers
Mark |
Re: Merging DOORS Tables You cannot "move" a row from one table to be "after" a row in another table. I think you need to create the new rows in the 1st table, copy the attributes, then delete the 2nd table. I've never done it, but "insertRow" DXL command looks promising. |