Import - Revision history

Jen at 18:01, 22 October 2025

2025-10-22T18:01:56Z

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	== [[Merge External Model]] ==		== [[Merge External Model]] ==
	Merge external model will inject nodes from a provided model file into the current project. If Overwrite is enabled, nodes that are present in both the source and the destination project but are different in the destination project will be edited to resemble the ones in the source model.		Merge external model will inject nodes from a provided model file into the current project. If Overwrite is enabled, nodes that are present in both the source and the destination project but are different in the destination project will be edited to resemble the ones in the source model.

			[[Category:UserGuide\|0025_Import]]

Nathalie: /* CSV */

2025-08-22T21:20:57Z

CSV

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	* Model-Content		* Model-Content
	* Constraints		* Constraints
	* Message Data Model
	* Platform Types		* Platform Types

Jacob: Replaced "nodes" with "model elements".

2024-04-09T17:57:42Z

Replaced "nodes" with "model elements".

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	== [[Placeholders]] ==		== [[Placeholders]] ==
	Phenom can add a set of placeholder ~~nodes~~ to help you in your modeling efforts. These ~~nodes~~ will be most useful when you are not completely sure what observable or entity best represents the semantic you are trying to document or what measurement best represents the one used by a particular interface. In these instances, you will be able to use or project to a placeholder ~~node~~, coming back later to revise your project.		Phenom can add a set of placeholder model elements to help you in your modeling efforts. These model elements will be most useful when you are not completely sure what observable or entity best represents the semantic you are trying to document or what measurement best represents the one used by a particular interface. In these instances, you will be able to use or project to a placeholder, coming back later to revise your project.

	The ~~placeholder nodes~~ will include an Observable, a Measurement System, ~~and~~ commonly used Measurements.		The placeholders will include an Observable, a Measurement System, commonly used Measurements, and a placeholder entity.

	'''Example'''		'''Example'''

Brian at 15:45, 7 April 2024

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	'''Example'''		'''Example'''
	[[File:Placeholder1.jpg\|~~left~~\|~~thumb~~]]		[[File:Placeholder1.jpg\|thumb\|none]]

	In this example we are using the AcccelerationPlaceholderMeasurement.		In this example we are using the AcccelerationPlaceholderMeasurement.

Brian at 15:45, 7 April 2024

2024-04-07T15:45:10Z

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	[[File:Placeholder1.jpg\|left\|thumb]]		[[File:Placeholder1.jpg\|left\|thumb]]

	In this example we are using the AcccelerationPlaceholderMeasurement.		In this example we are using the AcccelerationPlaceholderMeasurement.

	[[File:Placeholder2.jpg\|none\|thumb]]		[[File:Placeholder2.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
	When we're ready to revise the project, the placeholder usage will appear in the health check.		When we're ready to revise the project, the placeholder usage will appear in the health check.

Brian at 15:42, 7 April 2024

2024-04-07T15:42:49Z

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	== [[Placeholders]] ==		== [[Placeholders]] ==
	~~PHENOM will inject~~ placeholder nodes ~~into the current project~~. These nodes will be most useful when you are not completely sure what observable or entity best represents the semantic you are trying to document or what measurement best represents the one used by a particular interface. The placeholder nodes will include an Observable, a Measurement System, and commonly used Measurements.		Phenom can add a set of placeholder nodes to help you in your modeling efforts. These nodes will be most useful when you are not completely sure what observable or entity best represents the semantic you are trying to document or what measurement best represents the one used by a particular interface. In these instances, you will be able to use or project to a placeholder node, coming back later to revise your project.

			The placeholder nodes will include an Observable, a Measurement System, and commonly used Measurements.

			'''Example'''
			[[File:Placeholder1.jpg\|left\|thumb]]

			In this example we are using the AcccelerationPlaceholderMeasurement.
			[[File:Placeholder2.jpg\|none\|thumb]]
			When we're ready to revise the project, the placeholder usage will appear in the health check.

	== [[Merge External Model]] ==		== [[Merge External Model]] ==
	Merge external model will inject nodes from a provided model file into the current project.		Merge external model will inject nodes from a provided model file into the current project. If Overwrite is enabled, nodes that are present in both the source and the destination project but are different in the destination project will be edited to resemble the ones in the source model.

Brian: Updated Import section

2024-04-02T02:55:44Z

Updated Import section

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	== [[Placeholders]] ==		== [[Placeholders]] ==
	~~Users can import placeholders~~ into ~~their~~ current project.		PHENOM will inject placeholder nodes into the current project. These nodes will be most useful when you are not completely sure what observable or entity best represents the semantic you are trying to document or what measurement best represents the one used by a particular interface. The placeholder nodes will include an Observable, a Measurement System, and commonly used Measurements.

	== [[Merge External Model]] ==		== [[Merge External Model]] ==
	~~Users can merge~~ a ~~FACE~~ model into ~~their~~ current project.		Merge external model will inject nodes from a provided model file into the current project.

Nathalie at 15:28, 19 October 2022

2022-10-19T15:28:15Z

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	Within Data Model, the Import tab is where users can bulk import data into PHENOM. Model import using a .face file is available in the [[Projects and Models Management#Projects Management\|Projects and Models Management]] page.		Within Data Model, the Import tab is where users can bulk import data into PHENOM. Model import using a .face file is available from the [[Projects and Models Management#Projects Management\|Projects and Models Management]] page.

	== [[CSV]] ==		== [[CSV]] ==

Nathalie at 20:01, 18 October 2022

2022-10-18T20:01:21Z

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	Within Data Model, the Import tab is where users can import data into PHENOM.		Within Data Model, the Import tab is where users can bulk import data into PHENOM. Model import using a .face file is available in the [[Projects and Models Management#Projects Management\|Projects and Models Management]] page.

	== [[CSV]] ==		== [[CSV]] ==

Nathalie: /* CSV */

2022-10-13T19:12:27Z

CSV

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	== [[CSV]] ==		== [[CSV]] ==
	Users can bulk import data into PHENOM using a properly formatted CSV file.		Users can bulk import data into PHENOM using a properly formatted CSV file. The types of data the user can import are:
			* View-Characteristic
			* Enum-Literal
			* Model-Content
			* Constraints
			* Message Data Model
			* Platform Types

	== [[Placeholders]] ==		== [[Placeholders]] ==