Clash Manager
User Guide
GUI
:
Options Form
: Clash Manager Configuration
Clash Manager Configuration
The Clash Manager
Configuration
button leads to the
Clash Manager Configuration Form
.
Note:
In the case of Stand Alone Clash Manager, a dialog box prompting entry of the Clash Manager Admin Password appears for non-administrative users. This password is set in the 'Clash Manager Configuration' form - Project tab, to prevent unauthorised access to the 'Clash Manager Configuration' form. Once entered, the user will not be prompted again to enter the password until the session ends. Supervisors of Administrator discipline are not required to enter this password.
Advanced Tab
The Advanced tab is used for major 'housekeeping' tasks and to introduce discrete periods or points in the history of clash runs (milestones).
Clash Manager Advanced Options:
Note:
It can be accessed only by Supervisors of the Administrator discipline.
The tab contains the following items:
Lock Database
Lock the Clash Manager database to prevent non-administrative users from entering Clash Manager during administrative work. When this button is selected, you will be prompted to enter a reason, which will be displayed to users who attempt to enter the Clash Manager project.
Track Changes
Initiates saving the current discipline/status/counts. This has the effect of adding another point in the history shown on the Clash Manager form. 'New' clashes are tracked from this point. You will be prompted to enter a description for the new period or point (milestone).
Recompute Properties
Leads to the
Clash Recomputation Form
. Used following change in the model.
Load Clash File
Leads to the
Load Clash File Form
. Used following a failure during clash file handling.
Delete All Unreferenced
Groups, Elements, and
Comments
Removes from the clash report data any groups or elements that are no longer involved with clashes.
Delete All Clash Data,
including Comments
and History
Removes all clash report data from the database, but not configuration data. Therefore, clash set definitions, check list, obstruction list and so on remain, but can be deleted manually.
The clash history is deleted.
Remaining data is truncated to recover unused space in the Oracle Table Space.
Note:
Counters are NOT reset (as Oracle does not provide this facility).
1974 to current year.
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