A Table Population object holds the transformation and mapping rules of the data and populates the data into the LU table. Each table can have one or more populations.
From the Schema Window
From the Project Tree
Note: If required, you can edit the execution order of the new population.
Click for more information about Editing the Execution Order of a Table Population.
Note: if the LU schema is already open, you can click on the Refresh icon on the toolbar.
Either way - reopening the file or refreshing it - a popup notification will appear at the bottom right corner of the screen, advising of the change. It would look like this:
In order to verify your changes and/or deletions, open the "Problems" panel view (can be opened from the top menu > View or by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+M). I.e.:
A Table Population object holds the transformation and mapping rules of the data and populates the data into the LU table. Each table can have one or more populations.
From the Schema Window
From the Project Tree
Note: If required, you can edit the execution order of the new population.
Click for more information about Editing the Execution Order of a Table Population.
Note: if the LU schema is already open, you can click on the Refresh icon on the toolbar.
Either way - reopening the file or refreshing it - a popup notification will appear at the bottom right corner of the screen, advising of the change. It would look like this:
In order to verify your changes and/or deletions, open the "Problems" panel view (can be opened from the top menu > View or by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+M). I.e.: