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Project with multiple analyses
A single WINDEV, WEBDEV or WINDEV Mobile project can now use multiple analyses (data descriptions).
WINDEV 2024 makes it possible to use two or more different analyses in the same project.
You can use multiple analyses permanently, or as a one-off alternative in order to run specific queries.
All the data files from all the analyses support databinding. To use multiple analyses in a single project: - Open your project in WINDEV, WEBDEV or WINDEV Mobile.
- Open the project description window: on the "Project" tab, in the "Project" group, click "Description".
- In the "Analysis" tab, indicate the different analyses used by the current project via the "Create an analysis", "Add an analysis", or "Import an analysis from the SCM" buttons.
- Use the arrow buttons to define the order in which analyses are used. This is an important step, especially if the analyses contain data files with the same name (see below).
- Confirm.
- Automatically hide data files with the same name in different analyses:
Different analyses can contain data files with the same name. In this case, only one data file will be used. Which file is used depends on the order of the analyses defined in the project description. Here is how it works: - Analysis 1:
- Analysis 2:
- File B. This file will be "hidden", as it is present in Analysis 1.
To use File B from Analysis 2, you need to rename it in Analysis 2. - File C
- Analysis 3:
- File B: This file will be "hidden", as it is present in Analysis 1.
To use File B from Analysis 3, you need to rename it in Analysis 3. - File C: This file will be "hidden", as it is present in Analysis 2.
To use File C from Analysis 3, you need to rename it in Analysis 3. - File D.
In the "Analysis" section of the "Project Explorer" pane, the following files will be shown: - File A (Analysis 1)
- File B (Analysis 1)
- File C (Analysis 2)
- File D (Analysis 3).
- Multi-server queries
If you use multiple analyses containing data files that use connections to different servers, it is recommended to define the connections in the analysis editor (and not programmatically). This allows you to make sure you are associating the right connection with the file (especially when there are files with the same name).
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