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question asked: Jan 27 '22, 2:01 p.m.
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[DNG] Can we copy a view only between certain modules

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Chandan M B (113●1●41●84) | asked Jan 27 '22, 2:01 p.m.

 Hi, 


I know that we can create a shared views in DNG modules which is applicable for all the other modules in a component/project.
I have a special use case like where Module A has view A and it has to be copied to Module B only not to other modules exist in Project Area / Component.

I thought RM Client Extension but not sure we have client API to create views in DNG. Any leads ?

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Marie-Emilie Bion (35●10) | answered Jan 28 '22, 2:47 a.m.
Hi,
simple way to do : record the view in Module A into personnal view, so you will get it for any module . Then, go to Module B, record this personnal view as a shared one, but limited with the option "just this module". Delete the personnal view. Module B will have its own view, copied from module A.
Does it answer  your concern ?
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Chandan M B commented Jan 28 '22, 4:23 a.m.

Thanks Marie-Emilie-Bion. Could you please explain bit in-detail ? I got confused with the steps mentioned. 
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Marie-Emilie Bion (35●10) | answered Jan 28 '22, 7:18 a.m.
I am not alowed to add screenshots here. So, it is rather difficult to explain which button to push. Nevertheless, I try to detail more :

1/ record the view in Module A as a personal view
- go to module A, select the view.
- On top of the "view" menu, select "save as new view".
- Give a name and choose "personal" and "all modules" options
=> the view appears in green below previous views.

2/ copy the green view in Module B
- select the personal green view in module B.
- On top of the "view" menu, select "save as new view".
Give a name and choose "shared" and "just this module" options     
=> the view appears in blue and can be used for module B

Hope you will find this usefull
ME

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Chandan M B commented Jan 28 '22, 8:44 a.m.

Thanks ME.

The Step 1 will create the personal view in all modules which again I have to go and delete it manually apart from Module B

Marie-Emilie Bion commented Jan 28 '22, 9:19 a.m.

I forgot a step 3/ delete the personal view dedicated to the copy

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