Upload, Move, and Copy definitions
Learn how to uplaod new files and folders
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Learn how to uplaod new files and folders
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To upload new files, follow these steps:
Select the Parent Directory:
Find the parent directory where you want to upload the files.
Open its menu to access upload options, or click on the "Upload" button at the top right corner, after selecting the parent directory.
Choose Upload Option:
Select the option to upload files or a folder.
Uploading a folder creates a new workspace instance if you're uploading to a hub, or a subfolder if uploading to a workspace or an existing subfolder.
Select the files/folder to uplaod from your local files.
Important: You can only upload folders to Hubs.
Check for Issues:
After selecting files, they will be checked for any relevant issues.
You will see a list of file names along with their status, format, and size.
To check for issues with a specific file, click on its name to open the Upload status window with detailed information.
The Upload status details window contains the information on the type of issue and additional infomation.
Upload Files:
You can choose to upload all files or select specific ones.
To upload specific files, click on the checkboxes associated with the files and press the "Upload Selected" button.
The Move and Copy functionalities operate similarly with the following distinctions:
Copy: Creates a duplicate of the definition and places it in the new directory.
Move: Takes the original definition and places it in the new parent directory.
To move or copy a definition, follow these steps:
Locate the Definition:
Find the definition you want to move or copy.
Press the menu button.
Select Move/Copy Option:
Click on "Move" or "Copy".
A popup will appear for you to select the new destination.
Choose Destination:
In the popup, select the new destination directory.
Click the "Move" or "Copy" button.
Check for Issues:
After the system checks for any issues, you can proceed by clicking the "Move All" or "Copy All" button at the top right corner.
If the definition already exists in the new directory, you will be asked whether to overwrite the existing metadata with the new one. To do that, click on the checkbox next to the file name and click "Proceed". If the checkbox is active, the metadata for the definition will be overwritten.
