When working in the Fabric Studio, use a Window tab to navigate between multiple project components in the same main window’s working area.
Right click the Window Tab Header to display a context menu with the following options:
Command
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Description
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Save
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Save object.
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Save & Close
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Save object and close it.
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Save As
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Create a new instance of the object with a different name.
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Object Name to Clipboard
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Copy the object name onto your clipboard. For example: Schema Name.
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Full File Path to Clipboard
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Copy the object name including its file path onto your clipboard. For example:
C\k2view\k2Projects\Fabric\KNOWLEDGE_BASE\Implementation\
LogicalUnits\Customer\vdb.k2vdb.xml.
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Close
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Close object.
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Close All
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Close all open objects.
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Close All But This
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Close all open objects except for the one that you are working on.
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New Horizontal Tab Group
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Set a horizontal view for your open objects.
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New Vertical Tab Group
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Set a vertical view for your open objects.
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Move to Next Tab Group
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Move and connect this tab to the next group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using the New Vertical Tab Group command.
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Move to Previous Tab Group
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Move and connect this tab to the previous group of tabs on the screen. This option is available once using New Horizontal Tab Group command.
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Locate in Project Tree
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Select the open object in the Project Tree.
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Open Folder
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Open the object’s folder.
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Command
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Description
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Close
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Close object.
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Close Others
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Close all open objects except the current.
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Close to the Right
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Close all open objects to the right of the current.
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Close Saved
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Close all saved objects.
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Close All
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Close all objects.
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Copy Path
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Copy full path to the object. For example: /opt/apps/fabric/pod_workspace/project/Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
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Copy Relative Path
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Copy relative path to the object. For example: Implementation/LogicalUnits/Customer/vdb.k2vdb.xml
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Reveal in Explorer
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Show the open object in the Project Tree.
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Open Folder
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Open the object’s folder.
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